האפליקציה הארוכה ביותר ובריאות, מופעלת על ידי AI

Wellness Projectהוא הכי טוב עבור רוב האנשים, כי הוא שומר את ארבעת הדברים שבעצם מעצבים את תוחלת הבריאות בהיסטוריה אחת ושמים יועצים על גביהם: כושר לב-ריאה ו-VO2 מקס, סימני ביולוגיה במעבדה לאורך זמן, שינה, והכשרה חזקה.

No, and any app that claims to is overselling. Nothing in an app extends your life. The habits associated with a longer healthspan, regular cardio and strength training, good sleep, a sensible diet, and acting on lab markers your healthcare provider flags, are what the research points to, and those are choices you make in your real life. A longevity app helps by making those levers visible and easy to act on consistently. Treat it as a tool for building habits and understanding your own data, not a treatment, and keep your healthcare provider in the loop for anything clinical.

At minimum, the things most associated with healthspan: cardiorespiratory fitness and VO2 max, since aerobic fitness is one of the most studied markers of long-term health; lab biomarkers over time, such as ApoB, HbA1c, and an inflammatory marker, so you can watch trends rather than one-off readings; sleep, which underpins recovery and metabolic health; and strength and muscle, which matter more with age. A useful app also connects them, because a flat VO2 max trend reads differently next to poor sleep than next to a heavy training block. Wellness Project keeps all four in the same history so the advisors can read across them. Which markers matter most for you is a conversation to have with your healthcare provider; the app is for tracking and acting on them, not interpreting them clinically.

Yes. You can enter lab results to build a history of markers over time, and connect a wearable to pull in your fitness, sleep, resting heart rate, and HRV history. Apple Health, Android Health Connect, Fitbit, and Oura all connect. With both in one place, the advisors can read your VO2 max trend, your sleep, your training, and your lab markers together instead of in isolation. Neither labs nor a wearable is required to start, but each adds signal the coaching can use.

Core tracking and the AI advisors are free during early access. You can log workouts, sleep, and lab results, connect a wearable, and get coaching that reads all of it, without a paywall on the basics. Some comparable apps keep biomarker tracking, trends, or structured guidance behind a subscription; we keep the core experience open while we are in early access.