Mike Desai

I built Aeon for myself first. I co-founded and run a digital health company, and I follow the longevity research closely. The work of Peter Attia, Andrew Huberman, Rhonda Patrick, and David Sinclair has shaped how I think about healthspan. I wanted a tool that could take my own lab results and tell me exactly where I stood — not against clinical reference ranges, but against the evidence for what actually extends healthy years.

Nothing I found did that well. The $500 apps lock you into proprietary lab kits and sell supplements on the back end. ChatGPT hallucinates biological age and cites studies that don’t exist. I wanted something grounded in peer-reviewed research, built on validated models like PhenoAge, and honest about what the science does and doesn’t support.

So I built it. Aeon calculates biological age from real biomarkers, maps every value against longevity-optimal ranges, and generates a prioritized action plan citing 45+ specific studies. No account, no upsell, no data stored.

A few friends tried it. They asked if they could share it. That conversation turned into this.

I work in healthcare regulatory and compliance every day. That background shaped how Aeon handles your data: no accounts, no storage, no identifiable information sent to the AI model. Privacy isn’t a feature here. It’s the architecture.

Longevity science is something I care about. The gap between what the research says and what most people act on is too wide. This tool is my attempt to close it, one lab panel at a time.