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Longevity score calculator

Score five longevity inputs and identify the highest-leverage areas to improve next.

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69/100
Longevity score
Good
Current label
34
Estimated biological age
~1y
Sleep-only impact
73/100
Next-step score potential
1
Risk flags

Longevity coach

Zone 2 volume is 30 minutes short of the 150-minute benchmark.

1. Add two 20-minute zone 2 sessions before changing nutrition or supplements.

2. Keep strength training at maintenance or progression level.

3. Next best focus: Movement.

Healthspan age estimator

Your lifestyle corresponds to a biological age of approximately 34. Improving sleep consistency alone could reduce this estimate by around 1 year based on this model.

Score history

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Pillar radar

Strongest: Sleep. Weakest: Movement.

Category breakdown

Sleep94%
Movement57%
Nutrition64%
Mental Health60%
Purpose70%

Top recommendations

Movement: Focus on the lowest-scoring pillar this week.

Mental Health: Focus on the lowest-scoring pillar this week.

Improvement focus

Movement

Complete three 30-minute zone 2 sessions this week.

Add two full-body strength sessions using squat, hinge, push, pull, and carry patterns.

Take a 10-minute walk after your largest meal to support glucose control.

Longevity pillar deep dive

Sleep

9/10
  • Keep wake time within the same 30-minute window for the next 7 days.
  • Get 10 minutes of outdoor light within an hour of waking.
  • Stop caffeine 8 hours before bed to protect sleep pressure.

Movement

6/10
  • Complete three 30-minute zone 2 sessions this week.
  • Add two full-body strength sessions using squat, hinge, push, pull, and carry patterns.
  • Take a 10-minute walk after your largest meal to support glucose control.

Nutrition

6/10
  • Build each meal around 25-35g of protein before adding snacks.
  • Add two fist-sized servings of vegetables to lunch and dinner.
  • Replace one ultra-processed daily item with fruit, yogurt, eggs, or nuts.

Mental Health

6/10
  • Do 5 minutes of slow nasal breathing before the first work block.
  • Schedule one no-input recovery block with no phone, podcasts, or email.
  • Write a 3-line shutdown list at the end of the day to reduce rumination.

Purpose

7/10
  • Block one 45-minute session for a project that matters but is not urgent.
  • Send one specific appreciation message to strengthen a valued relationship.
  • Choose one weekly commitment to decline so your time matches your priorities.

Bringing your lowest pillar from 6 to 7 is modelled here as adding roughly 2-4 years of healthier functional capacity, depending on consistency.

Zone 2 & strength tracker

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Longevity habits streak tracker

7+ hours sleep6d
Zone 2 exercise4d
Strength training3d
5+ vegetable/fruit portions8d
Social connection5d
No smoking30d
Alcohol under 14 units/week12d
Stress management practice2d
Purpose/meaning activity7d
Time in nature3d

Your strongest longevity habit is No smoking (30 day streak). Your most missed habit is Stress management practice.

Mortality risk reduction panel

These are population-level associations, not personal predictions.

You are implementing 4 of 8 evidence-informed longevity behaviours.

Health Disclaimer

This tool is for educational tracking only and does not constitute medical advice. Consult your healthcare provider before making significant health changes.

How to use the longevity score calculator

Enter the inputs that shape your long-term health, then review the score as a balanced snapshot rather than a diagnosis. The calculator is meant to show where the biggest leverage points are.

Look for the lowest-scoring areas first. Those are usually the places where a modest habit change can produce a stronger overall result than trying to improve everything equally.

Use the score as a planning tool. It helps you decide which behaviour to protect, which to improve, and which to stop overcomplicating.