Longevity is humanity’s most valuable investment in the age of AI. Why Open Longevity Longevity science has a serious access gap: New research, testing, and interventions often reach high-net-worth users first. Useful information is scattered across papers, podcasts, news, social media, and public protocols. It is difficult to separate evidence, inference, marketing, and personal experience. General-purpose AI rarely understands the knowledge a user has accumulated over time. Health data is deeply personal and should not be locked into a platform by default. Our principles: Open knowledge — Markdown and CSV instead of a closed data silo. Traceable evidence — Keep sources, limitations, and unresolved questions visible. Open-source tools — Let people inspect and improve the product and its safety boundaries. Local first — Keep the library and AI provider configuration on the user's computer. AI in service of people — Help users organize and understand; never replace clinical judgment.

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Longevity science should not be reserved for the wealthy.

Longevity science should not be reserved for the wealthy.