A map of who is working on reversing aging in each part of the body, for people and dogs, plus a private look at what your own DNA file says about each organ. It runs entirely in your browser: your genome never leaves your device.
Neeraj is a software engineer and founder of Bluzelle Networks, a decentralized data company. His background is in blockchain systems and C++ graphics; he built this to learn the biology of aging and see where the gaps in the research are.
In Fur mode, two breeds wear real 3D models, refitted onto this app's own skeleton (reshaped, reposed and given new fur). Both are used under CC BY 4.0:
In Skin mode, the female and male bodies are built from MakeHuman's base mesh, body shapes and skin photos (CC0, public domain), refitted the same way; hair, brows and eyes are the app's own.
Every other body is generated by the app itself.
The barks (Sound switch) are real recordings from BigSoundBank (CC0, public domain): a spitz, small dogs, sled dogs and a German shepherd, cut into short clips.
Load a raw DNA file from 23andMe, AncestryDNA or MyHeritage, or a VCF from whole-genome sequencing. It is read inside this browser tab. Nothing is uploaded.
Shows genetic predisposition per organ, not biological age: DNA is the blueprint and doesn't change as you age. Educational only, not medical advice.