Don't Die Today.
Longevity, one day at a time.
iOS longevity app that uses Apple Health to automatically compute your daily Longevity Score. Habits, check-ins and metrics focused on living better — not just longer.
- SwiftUI
- HealthKit
- SwiftData
- Sign in with Apple
- StoreKit 2
- PostHog
- Claude Code
- Codex
- Blitz
Don't Die Today arriving.
- Category
- Health & Fitness
- Platform
- iOS
- Release
- 2026
- Developer
- Gabriel Vaz
Inside the app
04 / iPhone

01Splash · brand 
02Today's Longevity Score 
03Daily plan 
04Today · check-ins and habits
Everything that matters. Nothing that doesn't.
- 01
Longevity Score
A daily number, computed from sleep, activity, recovery and stress via Apple Health. Not a diagnosis — a mirror.
- 02
Today view
The single screen that shows how you're doing today. Score, suggested next actions, and what matters most right now.
- 03
Habit check-ins
Hydration, strength, sunlight, reading, fasting. What the sensor doesn't see, you tap in three steps.
- 04
Daily plan
Suggestions based on your current score. Not a rigid script — just the next step, every day.
- 05
Native HealthKit integration
Reads steps, sleep stages, calories, workouts, HRV, VO2 max and heart rate. Writes check-ins back, optionally.
- 06
Optional Sign in with Apple
Sign in only if you want to sync across devices. Apple ID only — no password, no email visible to us.
- 07
Transparent privacy
Health data handled with care. We use PostHog for anonymized usage analytics — you can disable it in app Settings.
Your Apple Watch knows everything about your body. And yet, you don't know how you're doing.
- — 01 / The spark
Bryan Johnson charges $1,500 a month.
I've worn an Apple Watch for almost a decade. At some point I realized: I have data on sleep, workouts, HRV, VO2 max, steps — the full infrastructure to understand my longevity trajectory.
And still I look at isolated metrics, with no narrative. Bryan Johnson charges over a thousand dollars a month for something my iPhone already measures silently. Why is that signal locked inside separate charts?
- — 02 / The user problem
More data isn't more clarity.
The user doesn't want another dashboard. They want a simple answer to `how am I doing, overall?`.
Longevity apps are either too scientific — demanding obsessive discipline, spreadsheets and supplements — or shallow gamification. The middle is missing: a daily, clear, non-judgmental signal built on data that already exists.
- — 03 / The concept
One number. Every day.
Longevity Score auto-computed from Apple Health. Sleep, activity, recovery and stress combined into a single number — not to rank, but to make the trend visible.
Optional daily check-ins for the habits sensors can't see: hydration, strength, sunlight, reading. The app is the mirror — not the judge.
- — 04 / Validation
Ninety days. Five stubborn testers.
I tested with myself for 90 days and with 5 friends obsessed with longevity. Confirmed: the daily number drives more reflection than any chart.
When the score drops, the user knows why — because the app ties the number back to the week's behaviors. When it rises, they know what to repeat.
- — 05 / Built with AI
HealthKit is hostile. AI tamed it.
Native iOS in SwiftUI + HealthKit + SwiftData, in daily sessions with Claude Code and Codex inside Blitz. AI generated HealthKit adapters, every score calculation with its tests, the check-in flows and the trend UI.
I kept control of what actually matters: the score formula, the copy, and the motivation curve. That's where human expertise lives — the rest is boilerplate AI writes in minutes.
- SwiftUI
- HealthKit
- SwiftData
- Sign in with Apple
- StoreKit 2
- PostHog
- Claude Code
- Codex
- — 06 / Launch
A mirror, not a diagnosis.
Coming soon to the App Store, categorized in Health & Fitness. Full HealthKit declarations in PrivacyInfo.xcprivacy. Optional Sign in with Apple for sync; account deletion is reachable inside the app, as required by Apple guideline 5.1.1(v).
Anonymized PostHog to understand screen drop-off — opt-out available in Settings. The Longevity Score doesn't replace medical advice.
Built with respect for you.
- 01Apple Health: local reads, optional writes
- 02No selling, renting or sharing of data
- 03Optional Sign in with Apple for sync
- 04Anonymous usage analytics (PostHog), opt-out available