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"How many good years do I have left?" The composite longevity score

No single marker captures healthspan. Misi blends your biomarkers, fitness and trends into one composite longevity score — and a trajectory horizon you can actually influence.

Ask "how healthy am I, really?" and you get a pile of disconnected numbers — cholesterol here, VO2max there, a glucose reading somewhere else. None of them, alone, answers the question people actually care about: how many good, functional years are ahead.

One score from many signals

Misi combines your biomarker panel, fitness metrics and their trends into a single composite longevity score — a high-level read on how your overall system is holding up, distilled from data that usually lives in silos.

Mock-up of the Misi composite longevity score tile, showing an overall score of 84 out of 100 blended from PhenoAge, fitness age, cardiovascular risk, kidney function and cardiorespiratory mortality, with a cardiorespiratory quintile bar.
How the composite longevity score appears in the app — one number blended from five signals, with your cardiorespiratory quintile beneath. Illustrative mock-up.

A horizon, not a verdict

Paired with a trajectory horizon, the score is forward-looking. It is not a prophecy — it is a directional estimate that responds to the choices you make, so improving your training, bloods and body composition is visibly reflected.

Why a composite beats a single metric

Longevity is multi-system. A person can have great cholesterol and poor fitness, or vice versa. A composite captures the trade-offs a single marker hides, pointing you at the weakest link worth strengthening next.

Healthspan is the goal. A composite score is the closest thing to a dashboard for it.

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