A daily ranked feed that makes longevity information clear, honest, and fast to understand—so you can keep up with what’s happening and talk to your family and clinicians with confidence.
We track research, trials, policy, and trusted media
Longevity headlines, papers, trials, and videos arrive faster than anyone can read. We do the heavy lifting: we sort the day’s updates, surface what’s most important, explain each item in one sentence, show how solid it is and what to watch for, and link to the key source. You get a calm, reliable view of what truly matters today.
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Set it up once, then spend a few minutes a day to stay truly informed. We focus on importance, quality, and clarity.
Follow the parts of longevity you care about: science, AI, policy, ethics, business.
We rank what matters and add a short takeaway and clear labels to each card.
Open the source, tap Ask for a cited answer, save items, or listen to Audio Brief.
Not everything deserves your time. We prioritize items that are relevant, reliable, and consequential—so the top of your feed is worth reading every day. What lifts an item up the list:
Each card gives a fast, plain-English read so you can decide in seconds what deserves more attention:
A short, personalized daily audio that covers the top items from your interests. Ideal when you’re on the move:
Stay oriented in a fast-moving field without wasting time or chasing hype.
Get oriented in minutes, not hours.
Safety notes and disagreements are shown up front.
See how solid something is before you share or act.
Bring one strong “next read” to your clinician or team.
We’re built for clarity and trust, not clicks.
We show if evidence is early or well-established and include disagreements, null results, replications, retractions, and safety notices.
The same facts written for Individuals, Practitioners, and Experts, so sharing doesn’t distort the science.
Our labeling and ranking rules are public and applied consistently; changes are logged when new evidence shifts a topic.
No paid placements; we flag conflicts and funding; every item links to sources and shows timestamps.
If something isn’t covered here, tell us and we’ll add it.
No. We explain evidence so you can make sense of it and talk with your clinician.
Peer-reviewed papers, clinical-trial registries, regulator notices, and trusted reporting. Each item references a best source.
We weigh evidence quality, whether it resolves or raises a real disagreement, credibility history, safety relevance, policy impact, and your chosen interests.
Yes. Our methods are public and consistent.
We update items and reflect changes in the feed and labels.