For pet families

Start with thepet you knowbest.

You already notice the small things — the pause before the stairs, the favorite window they visit less often. Longevity planning begins there, then adds an AI research match and honest, cited science.

A person walking an older labrador along a sunlit garden path

What we will and will not do

Nothing replaces your veterinarian

Your clinic stays at the centre. We plan around them, never around them being absent.

No guarantees, ever

We describe what the evidence supports and what it does not. No outcome is promised.

Species-specific by default

Cats are not small dogs. Life stage and species shape every part of the pathway.

Starting point

Begin with them,not a product.

Build a starting point

Three questions. No dosing, no product list — just the symptom-guided pathway your answers point toward, and an AI suggestion as the next step.

Who are we planning for?

The catalog

One device.Five researchcategories.

One device. Five research categories.

Every category ships in the same preloaded dual-chamber pen: measured, consistent, and simple to log. For research use only. Not for diagnosis, treatment, or as a substitute for veterinary care.

Translational signal

Mobility Pen

Movement & soft tissue

The most requested research category: stiffness after rest, slower stairs, shorter walks.

  • BPC-157
  • TB-500
What the research describes
Rodent and ex-vivo models describe effects on tendon, ligament and connective-tissue repair signalling.
What it does not establish
No controlled outcome data in pet dogs or cats. Nothing here establishes improved mobility in a companion animal.

Canine · Feline

Translational signal

Cellular Pen

Energy & cellular ageing

Coenzyme research aimed at mitochondrial output and cellular repair pathways.

  • NAD+ precursor
What the research describes
NAD+ biology is well described across model organisms, with age-related decline observed in multiple tissues.
What it does not establish
Lifespan or healthspan extension in dogs and cats is not established by current literature.

Canine · Feline

Investigational

Metabolic Pen

Body condition & appetite signalling

Body condition is the single best-supported lever in longevity research — this category studies the signalling behind it.

  • Incretin-class research compound
What the research describes
Lean body condition across life is associated with longer median lifespan in a paired-feeding canine cohort.
What it does not establish
Incretin-class compounds have no established safety or dosing profile in companion animals.

Canine

Investigational

Coat & Skin Pen

Barrier & appearance

Copper-peptide and antioxidant research relating to skin quality and coat condition.

  • GHK-Cu
  • Glutathione
What the research describes
In-vitro work describes matrix remodelling and antioxidant balance.
What it does not establish
Cosmetic or dermatologic outcomes in pets are not established.

Canine · Feline

Translational signal

Recovery Pen

After exertion

For research into the window after hard activity — working dogs, sport dogs, long recoveries.

  • BPC-157
  • Glycine complex
What the research describes
Preclinical models describe tissue-repair and inflammatory-signalling effects.
What it does not establish
Return-to-function timelines in companion animals are not established by this research.

Canine

For pet families

Symptom-guided

You describe what you are seeing at home. An AI match points to the research category that fits, with the citations attached. You decide what to read next.

  • Three questions, no account needed
  • AI suggestion with sources cited
  • Research use only — no diagnosis, no prescription
Start the symptom match

For clinics & research partners

Protocol-guided

The same pens and the same citations, organised for structured observation: baseline, interval notes, and a shared record of what was studied.

  • Evidence tier stated on every category
  • Structured intake and interval logging
  • No licensing required — research use only
Request research access

Questions

Askedplainly.

Frequently asked questions

No. It is a personalized planning pathway. It begins with your pet's baseline and an AI research match, and what follows is shaped by their species, life stage and goals — not by a pre-set list. Everything is supplied for research use only.

Never. Your veterinarian remains the centre of your pet's care. Nothing here diagnoses, prescribes or treats — it is research information only, and anything clinical belongs with your veterinarian.

No, and we say so. We label each element as an established foundation, a translational signal, or an investigational option, and we describe what the evidence does not establish alongside what it does.

Yes. Planning is species-specific throughout — cats are not treated as smaller dogs, and mature and senior life stages are considered separately.

You receive an on-screen summary of the pathway your answers point toward, with the citations attached, so you can read the research behind each category yourself.

An older dog looking out over an open meadow at golden hour

The point of all of it

What would moregood years looklike for them?

What would more good years look like for them?

One more trail. One more favorite window. Thousands more ordinary moments—the ones that never feel ordinary later.

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