From working tools
to connected research.

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Explore the foundations.

The prototype contains individual tools and reference resources that can be used today. Their purpose, assumptions and source material are described alongside each tool.

Evidence library ↗

Curated research and methods references with prepared notes and source links.

Measurement methods ↗

Context for comparing clinical age estimates, epigenetic clocks, pace measures and function.

PhenoAge Explorer ↗

A clinical biomarker model with unit selection, an example and downloadable output.

Study Planner ↗

Sample size and power exploration for a supported two-group design, with dropout planning and export.

Evidence Copilot ↗

AI-assisted questions over selected prepared source notes, with links back to the references.

Next product stage · Planned

Connect the decisions into one research package.

The next product goal is a continuous journey from a research question to sources, a method comparison, a study plan and an export that a reviewer can inspect. Today these tasks live in separate prototype views.

• Preserve the selected references and the assumptions behind a comparison.
• Save a bounded research package and return to it later.
• Export the package with method versions, source links and review notes.
• Evaluate the workflow with researchers before broadening the feature set.

Saved packages, cross-tool state and a unified export are planned capabilities. There is no published delivery date; discovery and review will determine the order of implementation.

Discovery · Planned

Learn from the work, then measure the improvement.

Our proposed first cycle is 10–15 interviews, followed by up to three design-partner pilots. We want to understand a recurring task, the current alternative, the person doing the work and the person reviewing it.

Pilots should measure time to a useful draft, reviewer effort, repeated use and corrections. A positive conversation is not proof of adoption; returning to a real research task and willingness to pay provide stronger signals.

These are targets for future discovery, not current partner or user counts. A useful introduction describes your research question, your existing workflow and the material a reviewer needs.

Longer-term direction

A shared workspace with a durable research record.

Subject to evidence from pilots, the longer-term direction includes collaborative review, broader curated collections, method versioning and integrations with research workflows. Team access and subscriptions are commercial possibilities to validate.

Expansion should follow a demonstrated need. The aim is to make research work easier to revisit and inspect while retaining the source, methodological context and human judgment behind a decision.