Longevity, quantified
You don't just live longer.
You live better.
Longevity Intelligence
Designed by
Harley Street doctors
LifeQor is a longevity and preventive-health platform that turns your bloods, history and wearable data into a clear, scientific picture of how well you're ageing — a single 0–100 score, your biological age, and a prioritised plan to move both in the right direction.
Built on validated clinical models — QRISK3, CAIDE, QCancer, Phenotypic Age and the 2024 Lancet Commission — so your results are consistent, evidence-based and comparable over time.
Clinically Designed
Developed by leading Harley Street doctors.
Data That Matters
Advanced biomarkers. Personalised insights.
Live Better For Longer
Actionable guidance for a longer, healthier life.
The six domains
Risk rarely stays in one system. Blood pressure shapes the brain; sleep shapes metabolism; inflammation touches all six. LifeQor scores each domain separately, then reconciles them into one number — so nothing important is hidden inside an average. Open any domain to see what it covers.
You don’t just live longer.
You live better.
The LifeQor principle
The case for prevention
For most people in the developed world, the last decade of life is spent in poor health. The gap between how long we survive and how long we thrive has widened, and it is not closed in hospital. It is closed in the twenty or thirty years beforehand, quietly, by decisions that never feel urgent at the time.
Chronic disease does not begin on the day it is diagnosed. Arterial change starts in the third decade. Insulin resistance precedes type-2 diabetes by ten to fifteen years. The Lancet Commission attributes roughly 45% of dementia cases to fourteen modifiable factors, most of them acting in midlife.
These are long, silent windows — and they are the most valuable years you will ever have, precisely because everything in them is still reversible. What is missing is not treatment. It is measurement early enough to matter.
LifeQor exists to make that window visible. It scores where you stand today, tells you how confident it is in that answer, and shows which two or three changes would move your biology most. Not everything at once. The right things, in order.
45%
of dementia risk is attributable to fourteen modifiable factors — Lancet Commission, 2024.
10–15
years of measurable metabolic drift typically precede a type-2 diabetes diagnosis.
6
clinical domains scored together, because risk in one rarely stays in one.
How it works
A guided three-minute assessment captures the essentials: age, sex, measurements, family history, medication, and the lifestyle patterns that carry the most weight in the models — activity, sleep, nutrition, alcohol, smoking, stress and social connection.
Add depth as you have it. Upload a blood panel and it is read and mapped automatically; connect a wearable for resting heart rate, HRV, steps and sleep; run a skin face-scan for measured wrinkle, pigmentation, redness and texture indices. Every input sharpens the picture — and none of them are mandatory.
Your data is run through validated clinical models to produce a single 0–100 longevity score, an estimated biological age, and six module scores. Each carries a confidence flag, so you always know whether a result is well-evidenced or provisional on missing data.
You receive a short, ordered plan — the specific changes with the largest modelled effect on your score, each with the clinical reasoning behind it. Tick them off, build streaks, and reassess to watch the number move.
What you receive
No dense PDF, no unexplained percentages. Your assessment returns a set of clear, connected outputs — and each of them tells you what to do next.
One standardised 0–100 figure that summarises how well you are ageing across all six domains — comparable with your own past results, every time you reassess.
An estimate derived from Phenotypic Age and lifestyle hazard ratios, shown against your chronological age so you can see the gap in years, in either direction.
Cardiovascular, metabolic, brain, hormonal, cancer prevention and skin — each with its own score, banding, contributing factors and clear traffic-light interpretation.
Every module tells you how complete its data is and what is missing. A provisional score is labelled provisional. We would rather be transparent than impressive.
Not thirty recommendations. The handful of lifts with the greatest modelled effect on your score, each with a short explanation of why it helps and what it changes.
Tick off lifts as you complete them, build streaks, and review a weekly summary of consistency — synced across your devices so nothing resets.
A measured analysis of wrinkles, pigmentation, redness, irregularity and texture from a single photograph, combined with AI interpretation and ABCDE mole guidance.
Ask questions about your own results in plain language and receive answers grounded in your data and the models behind it — by text or by voice.
A note from our founders
In clinic, the same conversation repeats itself. A patient arrives with a result that has already crossed a threshold — a blood pressure, a glucose, a lesion — and asks the only question that matters: could this have been seen earlier? Almost always, the honest answer is yes. The signals were there for years. Nobody was measuring them together.
Medicine is exceptional at rescue and comparatively poor at anticipation. Risk lives in one letter, cholesterol in another, sleep on a wrist, family history in memory. No single view exists of how a person is actually ageing, and without a view there is nothing to act on and nothing to improve.
LifeQor is our answer. It brings the models we already trust — QRISK3, CAIDE, QCancer, Phenotypic Age, the 2024 Lancet Commission — into one place, applies them to your data, and returns something rare in health: a clear number, an honest confidence level, and a short list of the things that would move it most.
It will not flatter you. It is designed to be useful.
Dr Reza Alamouti
Plastic & Reconstructive Surgeon · Harley Street, London
The science
LifeQor is not built on opinion. Every domain is scored using published, peer-reviewed models that have been validated in large populations and are already used in clinical practice. That choice matters: a validated model can be audited, reproduced and compared over time, and it behaves the same way for you as it does for everyone else. Novelty is not a virtue in risk prediction. Evidence is.
We do not sell supplements, and no recommendation you receive is influenced by a product we profit from.
We do not use unvalidated tests or proprietary indices that cannot be checked against published literature.
We do not present an estimate as a diagnosis. Where the data is thin, the score is labelled provisional and we tell you exactly what would improve it.
We do not sell or share your health data, and it is never used to train third-party models.
Standardised inputs
The same questions, units and thresholds every time — so results are comparable across assessments.
Transparent scoring
Each module shows the factors that moved it and by how much. Nothing is hidden behind a black box.
Reproducible results
Identical inputs always produce identical outputs. Your score changes because your biology did.
Questions
Anyone who would rather see a risk while it is still modifiable than after it has become a diagnosis. It is most useful between the ages of 30 and 70, the decades in which almost every major chronic disease is quietly established — but it is equally valuable for younger people with a strong family history.
No. A full score can be produced from the assessment alone, and it will be labelled with the appropriate confidence. Adding a blood panel — you can upload a photograph or PDF of an existing one — substantially increases accuracy, particularly for the metabolic, cardiovascular and biological-age results.
It is an estimate, not a measurement. It combines Levine's Phenotypic Age, which uses nine routine blood markers, with lifestyle hazard ratios drawn from the Global Burden of Disease study. Its greatest value is not the absolute figure but the direction it moves in when you reassess after making changes.
Your health data is stored against your account and is visible only to you. It is never sold, and it is not used to train third-party models. You can delete your profile and all associated records at any time.
No. LifeQor is a health-education and wellness tool. It does not diagnose, treat, cure or prevent disease, it is not a medical device, and it does not create a doctor–patient relationship. It is designed to make a better conversation with your own clinician possible — not to replace one.
Every three to six months is sensible for most people. Lifestyle changes register within weeks; blood markers and body composition need a quarter or more to shift meaningfully. Reassessing too frequently mostly measures noise.
No blood test required to begin, no card, no commitment. Answer the assessment and you will see your longevity score, your biological age and your first prioritised plan before you finish your coffee.
Designed by Harley Street doctors