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Free biological age tools

How old are you, biologically?

Two evidence-based calculators — a 2-minute lifestyle model, and a clinical PhenoAge engine for when you have bloodwork. Get your number and what's driving it.

✓ No blood test needed ✓ Results in 2 minutes ✓ Every factor explained
How it works

Your number in three steps

Step 01

Enter what you know

Basic biometrics and lifestyle — or your latest blood panel. Optional fields sharpen the estimate.

Step 02

Our Bio-AI engine analyzes

Your inputs run through a model built on peer-reviewed longevity and mortality research.

Step 03

Get your age + plan

See your biological age, what's adding or subtracting years, and talk it through with the AI Advisor.

Personal aging evaluation

How well are you aging?

Enter what you know — basic biometrics, lifestyle, optional bloodwork. We estimate a biological age and break down what's adding or subtracting years. Educational only; not medical advice.

Demographics
Lifestyle
Optional biomarkers — sharpens the estimate; leave blank if unknown

Your inputs are processed securely by the Gyotta longevity engine — an automated cloud pipeline that runs your data through our composite of widely-cited longevity and cardiometabolic literature. Educational only; not a diagnostic instrument.

Lab-grade biological age

PhenoAge — when you have a blood panel.

PhenoAge (Levine et al., Aging, 2018) is a published biological-age estimator built from 9 standard blood markers plus chronological age, validated against mortality outcomes in NHANES. Enter your most recent values for a publication-grade estimate.

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Your panel is processed securely by the Gyotta longevity engine using the published Levine et al. PhenoAge model. Most modern blood panels include all 9 markers (CBC + comprehensive metabolic panel + hs-CRP). PhenoAge is well-validated for population-level mortality prediction but is one estimate among many — track movement over repeated panels for actionable signal, not a single reading.