Every LongevityMate feature, with availability stated clearly

Use LongevityMate on the web and in native iPhone and Android applications.

Public website content is delivered through 47 localized versions: English plus 46 locale-prefixed versions.

Import existing laboratory data from supported documents, images, structured files, or manual entry.

Uploaded results go through extraction and review. Users can check, correct and confirm biomarker names, values, units and dates before adding them to their account.

Track supported urine, gut, and qualitative markers without treating every result as a numeric blood value.

Track over 500 supported biomarkers and review the latest values, longitudinal history, and graphs.

Essential markers unlock core scoring, Support markers refine it, and Advanced markers extend tracked depth.

Score eight health categories when the required Essential biomarker coverage is available.

Display an overall Health Score and a Biological Age estimate when sufficient appropriate data is available.

Explain which biomarkers are important, what is already covered, and what to consider testing or retesting next.

Turn the user's own health data into a structured, personalized longevity report.

Organize educational next steps across nutrition, supplements, training, sleep, stress, and retesting.

Download a report PDF and share a readable summary to facilitate discussions with qualified clinicians.

Regeneration workflows refresh affected report and My Plan guidance after relevant new data is added.

Show what has changed and whether personalized guidance is current, outdated, or being rebuilt.

Mate can answer follow-up questions using authorized labs, goals, wearable signals, reports, plans, and account context.

Review and manage the profile details and remembered context that Mate may utilize.

Choose how Mate frames guidance while maintaining medical and safety boundaries.

Receive eligible check-ins, trend summaries, and next-step prompts instead of relying only on reactive chat.

Rate responses and provide feedback that supports personalization and quality improvement.

Show supporting references and the provenance of user data or derived context where available.

Use authorized data from Apple Health on iPhone or Health Connect on Android.

Add compatible sleep, HRV, glucose, activity, and recovery signals that already sync through supported health platforms.

Follow a structured 28-day educational sleep challenge with daily actions and progress support.

Set supported health goals and track progress as biomarker, wearable, and plan context evolves.

Review personalized supplement guidance and browse the product's educational Supplement Library.

Browse educational longevity tools across environment, nutrition, movement, recovery, monitoring, and experimental categories.

Explore educational peptide entries with evidence, limitations, and safety-oriented context.

Collect private progress stamps, achievements, and badges tied to eligible actions and milestones.

Control push notifications and in-product reminders, proactive guidance, and notification preferences.

Use member referrals and a public Partner Program with separate eligibility and terms.

Check in-product updates and the public changelog for recent product changes.

Control connected data and request account or personal-data deletion through documented product flows.

Clarify that AI output is educational, not medical advice, and present relevant consent and safety boundaries.

Publish trial and renewal pricing along with cancellation and refund policy information before purchase.

When enabled in your account, upload your own supported 23andMe or AncestryDNA export. Availability depends on the reviewed file format and genome build; MyHeritage is outside this release.

Validate supported consumer-array exports and ZIP archives before producing findings. A readable file alone does not establish that its format or markers are supported.

Whole-genome VCF/gVCF uploads are outside the informational consumer-array release.

Informational findings use release-reviewed rules and explain common-marker research, its sources and limitations. They do not determine your current blood-test values or provide a disease or screening result.

The informational release does not compare DNA findings with personal biomarkers, wearables or health-profile results.

DNA findings from the informational release are not used in Mate, My Plan, personalized reports or health recommendations.

The browser rollout requires explicit consent, a current adult Australian declaration and an account privacy check before file selection. Native app DNA access remains outside this rollout.

Raw files are scheduled for deletion after processing, while users can replace a sample or delete derived genetic data.

Drug-response, combined-marker risk scores, carrier-status and other clinical genetic interpretations are outside this release.