Science & Methodology
Transparent by design.
We believe you should understand exactly how your score is calculated, what data feeds into it, and what it does—and does not—mean.
What AgeClarity measures
- Sleep consistency and duration patterns
- Physical activity and movement consistency
- Fitness and strength activity
- Body composition metrics
- Nutrition habits and consistency
- Selected biomarkers from lab reports
- Lifestyle habits and recovery indicators
- Long-term trends across all of the above
What AgeClarity does not measure
- Disease diagnosis or detection
- Medical conditions or pathology
- Mortality or lifespan prediction
- Biological age as a clinical measurement
- Genetic risk factors
- Treatment recommendations
- Anything that requires clinical validation we do not have
AgeClarity Score methodology
Version 1.0
Effective date: October 2026
The AgeClarity Score is calculated by combining weighted inputs from six healthspan pillars: metabolic, movement, sleep, body, nutrition, and recovery. Each pillar contributes to the overall score based on the data available for that pillar. When data is missing for a pillar, the score adjusts to reflect only the pillars with available data—no values are estimated or imputed.
The score is designed to be a wellness-oriented indicator that helps you understand patterns in your health and lifestyle information. It is not a clinical measurement, does not predict lifespan, and should not be used as a substitute for professional medical advice.
Limitations
The score depends on the quality and quantity of data you provide.
Missing data means certain pillars cannot be scored.
The methodology may change over time as the product evolves.
The score is not clinically validated and should not be used for medical decisions.
Trend interpretations are educational, not diagnostic.
The AgeClarity Age Estimate is an educational wellness estimate, not a clinical biological age measurement.
Methodology versions
We track every change to the methodology so you can understand how your score has been calculated at any point in time.
Version 1.0
Initial methodology — six weighted pillars