Blueprint has raised US$60m to scale an AI-guided longevity platform based on Bryan Johnson’s personal health protocol.
The company plans to make his regimen — tests, measurements, nutrition, prescriptions and therapies — easier to follow via an AI health companion (software that guides decisions). It focuses on biological age, a measure of how well body systems function versus calendar age, informed by medical diagnostics.
Backers include around 50 individual investors from technology, sport and entertainment, among them Naval Ravikant, Balaji Srinivasan, Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss, Kim Kardashian, Logan Paul and Paris Hilton.
Bryan Johnson said: “We’re making my protocol accessible to everyone. To replicate everything including the measurements, protocols and therapies, and make it easy and accessible for others to do in a community.”
Earlier this year, after weighing options for the business, he added: “We’re going all in. We’re making Blueprint accessible and impactful for everyone. To replicate everything in my protocol — all the measurements, protocols, therapies — and make it easy and accessible for others to do in community.”
As part of the next phase, Gyre Renwick has joined as chief executive alongside co-founder Kate Tolo, while Johnson will focus on strategy and his “Don’t Die” initiative. Johnson said: “I’m all in. Gyre will run the business and I will focus on vision, strategy, and birthing Don’t Die into the world.”
