AI App Death Clock Predicts Death Date and Offers Longevity Strategies
The new AI-powered health platform Death Clock predicts a user's date of death and provides strategies for extending lifespan. The app is trained on over 1,000 longevity studies.
Death Clock, a new AI-powered health platform founded by Brent Franson, has officially launched. The application aims to predict a user's date of death while simultaneously offering strategies to extend lifespan.
The app asks users 30 questions to forecast their death date, followed by a comprehensive 15-page report. This report includes personalized recommendations for improving sleep, diet, exercise, and health screenings. The AI model has been trained using data from over 1,000 longevity studies.
Franson revealed that Death Clock originated from a failed habit-tracking app called Most Days, which had raised approximately $10 million in funding. Following the pivot, Death Clock was created with the objective of helping individuals live longer, healthier lives through AI.
Initially conceived to predict death dates, Franson shifted focus after recognizing the potential for growth and impact. He stated, "Healthcare isn't going to save you," emphasizing the need for individual health responsibility, which Death Clock aims to facilitate.
The launch was accompanied by a viral video and a pledge from the company to offer a free blood test to all Americans.