What is Longevity World Cup?
The Longevity World Cup is a competition between longevity athletes. The goal is to improve the results of biological aging clocks.
Problem
Users aim to improve biological aging metrics but lack engaging, structured methods. Struggle to track and enhance longevity effectively via non-specialized tools, leading to inconsistent motivation and progress.
Solution
A gamified competition platform (web/app) where users participate in longevity challenges, track biological age metrics, and compete on leaderboards. Example: Bio-age tracking, progress analytics, and global rankings.
Customers
Health enthusiasts, biohackers, and longevity athletes aged 30-50, frequently using wearables and interested in lifespan extension.
Unique Features
Focus on biological aging competitions with quantifiable metrics (e.g., epigenetic clocks), real-time leaderboards, and structured challenges to drive engagement.
User Comments
Motivating competitive framework
Science-backed aging metrics
Needs wearable integration
Community-driven longevity focus
Limited metric diversity
Traction
Launched recently with 500+ ProductHunt upvotes, ~1K active users, and free tier; founder has 1.2K Twitter followers.
Market Size
The global anti-aging market is projected to reach $83.2 billion by 2027 (Allied Market Research).
