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PensionPulse · BioAge retirement planner

Plan retirement against your trajectory, not the year on your ID.

Two people born the same year can have markedly different remaining healthspans. PensionPulse turns the step data already on your phone into a personalised aging trajectory — and connects it to your retirement plan.

In the app

Your aging trajectory and your retirement plan, on one screen.

Biological age, aging speed (how far ahead or behind your chronological age you are, in years), and a baseline retirement projection — updated automatically from the step data your phone already collects.

BioAge
~61.0
Confidence: Medium
BioAge Acceleration
+4.0 yrs
Improving
Savings at retirement
$804K
Projection
Monthly income
$5K
From projection
PensionPulse Home screen: BioAge approx 61, BioAge Acceleration +4.0 (improving), Aging Speed trend chart over the last month (flat), Savings at Retirement $804K, Monthly income $5K.
Real beta build · numbers vary by user
Two indicators, two roles

Two readings, two different roles in the plan.

01
Biological age

Your physiological state, expressed in years. A 50-year-old can have a biological age of 45 (slower aging) or 56 (accumulated wear and tear). Slow-moving — changes over weeks and months in response to sustained patterns of activity, recovery, stress, and lifestyle.

02
Aging speed

How far ahead or behind your chronological age your biological age sits, in years, derived from a long-term trend rather than a daily snapshot. 0 means on pace; +4 means biological age four years ahead — body running faster than the calendar; −3 means three years behind — typically the result of sustained positive patterns. The metric that responds to behaviour and closes the feedback loop in weeks, not years.

The six retirement decisions

How each anchor changes when the input is personal.

Traditional planning answers each of these with a single number derived from population averages. With personalised aging information, the answer becomes a range — and the user's position within that range becomes visible.

  1. No. 01

    Planning horizon

    Traditional
    Generic ("to 95")
    Personal
    Personal healthspan
  2. No. 02

    Sustainable withdrawal rate

    Traditional
    Fixed-rule heuristic ("4% over 30 years")
    Personal
    Calibrated to expected horizon
  3. No. 03

    Asset allocation

    Traditional
    Age-based formula ("120 minus age")
    Personal
    Anchored to expected horizon, not calendar age
  4. No. 04

    Tax-efficient cadence

    Traditional
    Even cadence over a long stretch
    Personal
    Front-loaded if horizon is shorter; gradual if longer
  5. No. 05

    Healthcare reserve

    Traditional
    Population-average estimate
    Personal
    Re-prioritised by trajectory
  6. No. 06

    Retirement age

    Traditional
    Anchored to social or institutional norms
    Personal
    Adjusted to trajectory

Not a recommendation. None of these reshapings is the product telling the user what to do. Each is a decision the user — together, where applicable, with their advisor — makes. The product's role is to make the input personal rather than averaged, so the decision rests on something closer to reality.

Six published papers behind the science. A long-term operating posture for the product.

PensionPulse is in beta. We're inviting individuals, advisors, and pension/insurance providers to evaluate the platform.