Reading Your Results
Your SuperAge dashboard contains a wealth of information about your biological age and health trends. This guide will help you understand every metric and make the most of your results.
Main Dashboard Overview
Section titled “Main Dashboard Overview”When you open SuperAge, you’ll see your primary biological age assessment along with key insights and trends.
Your Biological Age Display
Section titled “Your Biological Age Display”The main number shows your calculated biological age. Here’s how to interpret it:
🎯 Biological Age: 32 years📅 Chronological Age: 38 years✨ Difference: 6 years younger
Color coding:
- Green: Biological age is lower than chronological age (great job!)
- Yellow: Biological age matches chronological age (room for improvement)
- Orange: Biological age is slightly higher than chronological age (needs attention)
- Red: Biological age is significantly higher than chronological age (take action)
Confidence Score
Section titled “Confidence Score”SuperAge shows a confidence percentage that indicates how reliable your biological age calculation is:
- 90-100%: Excellent data quality, highly reliable result
- 70-89%: Good data quality, reliable result with minor gaps
- 50-69%: Moderate data quality, generally reliable but could be improved
- Below 50%: Limited data available, result should be interpreted cautiously
Detailed Metrics Breakdown
Section titled “Detailed Metrics Breakdown”Cardiovascular Health Score
Section titled “Cardiovascular Health Score”What it measures: Heart rate patterns, variability, and cardiovascular fitness indicators.
Key metrics:
- Resting Heart Rate: Your average resting heart rate (lower is generally better)
- Heart Rate Variability (HRV): Variation between heartbeats (higher often indicates better fitness)
- Recovery Heart Rate: How quickly your heart rate returns to normal after exercise
- Exercise Heart Rate: Your heart rate patterns during physical activity
Interpreting your score:
- Excellent (90-100): Your cardiovascular system shows signs of being younger than your chronological age
- Good (70-89): Healthy cardiovascular patterns for your age
- Fair (50-69): Some areas for cardiovascular improvement
- Needs Improvement (Below 50): Cardiovascular health may be aging faster than optimal
Activity and Fitness Score
Section titled “Activity and Fitness Score”What it measures: Your physical activity patterns, exercise consistency, and movement quality.
Key metrics:
- Daily Steps: Average daily step count and walking patterns
- Active Minutes: Time spent in moderate to vigorous activity
- Exercise Frequency: How often you engage in structured exercise
- Movement Consistency: Regular movement throughout the day vs. sedentary periods
Reading the trends:
- Look for consistency rather than perfection
- Weekend activity patterns vs. weekday patterns
- Seasonal variations in activity levels
- Recovery patterns after intense exercise
Sleep Quality Score
Section titled “Sleep Quality Score”What it measures: Sleep duration, quality, consistency, and patterns that affect biological age.
Key metrics:
- Sleep Duration: Average hours of sleep per night
- Sleep Efficiency: Percentage of time in bed actually spent sleeping
- Sleep Consistency: Regularity of bedtime and wake time
- Deep Sleep: Time spent in restorative sleep stages (if available)
Optimal ranges:
- Adults: 7-9 hours per night
- Sleep Efficiency: 85% or higher
- Bedtime Consistency: Within 30 minutes of the same time nightly
- Deep Sleep: 15-20% of total sleep time
Body Composition Insights
Section titled “Body Composition Insights”What it measures: Weight trends, body mass index, and composition changes over time.
Key indicators:
- Weight Stability: Consistent weight vs. fluctuations
- BMI Trends: Body mass index changes over time
- Body Fat Percentage: If available from compatible scales
- Muscle Mass Trends: Changes in lean body mass
Healthy patterns:
- Stable weight with minimal day-to-day fluctuations
- BMI within healthy range (18.5-24.9 for most adults)
- Gradual positive changes rather than rapid fluctuations
Trend Analysis
Section titled “Trend Analysis”Historical View
Section titled “Historical View”SuperAge shows your biological age trends over different time periods:
7-Day View: Daily fluctuations and short-term patterns
- Useful for seeing immediate impacts of lifestyle changes
- May show higher variability due to daily factors
30-Day View: Monthly trends and patterns
- Better representation of true biological age changes
- Smooths out daily variations
90-Day View: Quarterly trends and long-term changes
- Most reliable indicator of real biological age improvements
- Shows the impact of sustained lifestyle changes
1-Year View: Annual patterns and seasonal effects
- Long-term health trajectory
- Seasonal variations in activity, sleep, or health
Understanding Fluctuations
Section titled “Understanding Fluctuations”Normal daily variations (±1-2 years):
- Sleep quality variations
- Stress levels
- Activity intensity changes
- Data collection gaps
Concerning patterns:
- Consistent upward trend over weeks
- Sudden large jumps in biological age
- Consistently poor confidence scores
Positive patterns:
- Gradual downward trend over months
- Improved consistency in metrics
- Higher confidence scores over time
Insights and Recommendations
Section titled “Insights and Recommendations”Personalized Insights
Section titled “Personalized Insights”SuperAge provides customized insights based on your data patterns:
Performance Insights:
- “Your cardiovascular health improved 15% this month”
- “Sleep consistency is your strongest health metric”
- “Weekend activity levels are 40% lower than weekdays”
Improvement Opportunities:
- “Improving sleep duration could reduce biological age by 2-3 years”
- “Adding 2,000 daily steps could improve your fitness score”
- “More consistent bedtime could enhance recovery”
Celebration Moments:
- “Biological age improved by 6 months this quarter!”
- “Best cardiovascular health score in 3 months”
- “Sleep quality reached personal best this week”
Action Items
Section titled “Action Items”Based on your data, SuperAge suggests specific actions:
Quick Wins (can implement today):
- Go to bed 30 minutes earlier
- Take a 10-minute walk after meals
- Practice 5 minutes of deep breathing
Short-term Goals (1-4 weeks):
- Increase daily steps by 1,000
- Establish consistent sleep schedule
- Add 2 strength training sessions per week
Long-term Targets (1-6 months):
- Reduce biological age by 1-2 years
- Improve cardiovascular health score by 20%
- Achieve 85%+ sleep efficiency consistently
Red Flags to Watch For
Section titled “Red Flags to Watch For”Data Quality Issues
Section titled “Data Quality Issues”- Confidence score consistently below 50%
- Large gaps in health data collection
- Inconsistent device usage
Health Concerns
Section titled “Health Concerns”- Biological age increasing rapidly without explanation
- Significant decline in multiple health metrics
- Unusual patterns in heart rate or sleep data
Making the Most of Your Data
Section titled “Making the Most of Your Data”Daily Review (2 minutes)
Section titled “Daily Review (2 minutes)”- Check your current biological age
- Review yesterday’s key metrics
- Note any significant changes or patterns
Weekly Analysis (10 minutes)
Section titled “Weekly Analysis (10 minutes)”- Review 7-day trends
- Identify patterns and correlations
- Plan adjustments for the coming week
Monthly Deep Dive (30 minutes)
Section titled “Monthly Deep Dive (30 minutes)”- Analyze 30-day trends across all metrics
- Celebrate improvements and identify challenges
- Set goals for the next month
- Review and adjust health strategies
Quarterly Assessment (1 hour)
Section titled “Quarterly Assessment (1 hour)”- Comprehensive review of all data
- Compare to previous quarters
- Assess progress toward health goals
- Consider consulting healthcare professionals if needed
Data Export and Sharing
Section titled “Data Export and Sharing”SuperAge allows you to:
- Export data for personal records or healthcare providers
- Share progress with family, friends, or health professionals
- Integrate with other health platforms and apps
- Track long-term trends outside the app
Ready to start improving your results? Check out our improvement strategies guide for actionable steps to lower your biological age.