We’re Redefining What It Means to Grow Older

Our Mission: Healthier Aging, Backed by Science

At AgeMeter, we believe aging should be measured by vitality, not just years lived. Our mission is to shift the focus from chronological age — the number of years since birth — to biological age, which reflects how well your body is functioning.

We’re building a world where people track their aging process the same way they track fitness, heart health, or sleep — with data, insights, and personal empowerment.

Chronological Age Is Just the Beginning

Chronological age ≠ your true health age

Chronological age is useful, but it’s incomplete. Two people of the same age can have vastly different health profiles. One may run marathons, the other may struggle with mobility. That’s because what really matters is how your body is functioning — not just how long you’ve been alive.

What is a chronological age test calculator?

A chronological age test calculator simply confirms how old you are based on your birthdate. It doesn't reflect your health status. AgeMeter offers a better way: a functional age assessment that shows how well you're actually aging.

Inspired by Leading Scientists

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AgeMeter was born from a desire to bring scientifically validated age testing to everyone — not just researchers and elite clinics. Originally developed for aging studies, our platform now helps everyday people, wellness providers, and clinicians track aging biomarkers with confidence.

Our mission is deeply aligned with the work of longevity pioneers like David Sinclair and George Church, who believe aging is not just inevitable — it’s measurable and modifiable. Their research fuels our pursuit of practical, non-invasive tools for tracking and improving human aging.

We don’t just measure time — we measure change.

Our founders combined decades of experience in human performance, technology, and health science to create a tool that makes longevity tracking accessible and meaningful.

Dr. George Church, a pioneering figure in genomics and longevity science, serves on our advisory board. His ongoing collaboration with Dr. David Sinclair reinforces our mission to advance real-world aging diagnostics.

How AgeMeter Goes Beyond the Numbers

We test what really matters

Most age-related tests focus on numbers you can’t feel — like telomere length or gene expression. AgeMeter is different. We assess how you perform — your balance, memory, reaction time, decision speed — real-world abilities that affect your quality of life.

Designed for usability and clinical accuracy

Our touchscreen interface makes it easy to use in homes, clinics, and wellness programs. The results are benchmarked against global population norms, offering both insight and progress tracking over time.

FAQs

What is chronological age?

Chronological age is the number of years you’ve lived since birth. It’s a common way to define age, but it doesn’t reflect how healthy or fit your body truly is.

What is a chronological age test calculator?

This type of calculator tells you your age based on your birthdate. It does not assess your actual health or how your body is aging internally.

What is David Sinclair’s view on aging reversal?

David Sinclair believes aging is a treatable condition. His research inspires tools like AgeMeter that track aging through real-world biomarkers, not just years lived.

What is a mental age test?

While we don’t use pop quizzes or generic brain games, our functional age system includes scientifically validated tests for memory, reaction time, and decision-making — all critical to understanding mental age.


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Advisory Board

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    Dr. George Church, Science Advisor

    World Renowned Scientist; Heads lab with ~100 scientists as Genetics Prof. Also Health Sciences Prof.; Awards: National Academy of Sciences Member; Franklin Institute Award for For Development of DNA Sequencing Method (past awardees include Einstein, The Curies, Edison, Hawkings); TIME World’s 100 Most Influential People

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    Dr. Adrian Low, Business/Medical Advisor. Investor. Celebrity Doctor President

    Hong Kong Psychology Assn. VP, Hong Kong Society of Counselling & Psychology. Chartered Psychologist in British Psychological Society. Created Psychological Compass & Brain Reset Supplements. First Chinese Psychologist to do biofeedback stress research in major company. Raised stress research standards academically and practically.

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    Dr. Ronald Dunlap, MD, FACC. Medical Advisor

    Board Member & Former President of Massachusetts Medical Society which is Publisher of New England Journal of Medicine where he is Former Tech. Advisor) Tufts School of Medicine

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    Nicole Layne, Business Advisor

    B.A. Yale, MBA Wharton, Former Associate at Mckinsey & Company, Former Director of Enterprise Product & Experience Strategy at Home Depot.

Meet the Team

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    Elliott Small, Founder, President and CTO

    Harvard BA Biochemistry. 7 patents: Aging Reversal Methods & Compositions (4 issued), Rapid Battery Charging (3 issued). Chemist: Kraft Foods. Computer Coder.

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    Edward Layne, CMO (Chief Medical Officer). MD, SCM

    Harvard College, Tulane Medical School, Harvard Medical School Post-grad, Medical Director, Gastro and Nutritional Clinics, 3 locations in Atlanta, GA.

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    Sunny Clark, CITO

    Senior Software Engineer Consulting at Complex Nerve Inc. Many years of IT Experience with skills in nearly every aspect of information technologyDescription goes here

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    EJ Layne, COO

    Senior Program Manager, Microsoft (4 patents), BS/MS Computer Science, Georgia Institute of Technology

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    Joe Strickland, IT Advisory

    Technology Delivery Management Director, CCI, Atlanta, GA BS Computer Science, Morehouse College