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How the portal works, what every number means and how to walk the longevity route.

Updated 2026-08-28

Longevity Blog

The platform

Longevity Resort: the longevity platform for hotelsLongevity Resort is a white-label platform: it reads Garmin watch data, builds a course from the hotel's own treatments and offers the guest paid ones. The doctor signs.How the platform prescribes procedures: algorithm and night loopAn algorithm builds the stay from the hotel's procedures, the intake form, the rooms' hours and how long each takes; the night corrects it, the doctor moves paid work.How Longev AI learns: rules, data and a tested forecastLongev AI runs on explainable clinical rules over the guest's own baseline, collects exposure-to-response pairs on top and openly measures its own forecast error.Wellness & Lifestyle Intelligence and GDPR: the legal frameThe portal supports a way of living; it does not diagnose and does not prescribe. Health data is processed under GDPR — on the guest's explicit consent, on an EU server.Pricing: Setup, Base and Active Guest — what the price includesThree parts: Setup — €2,500 for the launch, Base — €800 a month (800 guest accounts on smartphones and 10 active guests with devices), Active Guest — €8 per stay from the 11th active guest. No hidden fees.Garmin Daily Suggested Workouts: How the Algorithm WorksThe Garmin/Firstbeat Daily Suggested Workouts (DSW) algorithm recalculates your recommended training load every day based on heart rate variability, sleep, and training stress. Longevity Resort programmes are built around it.Multilingual portal: 36 languages for guest and doctorThe portal speaks every guest's language: interface, calendar and recommendations in 36 languages, Arabic and Hebrew included. The doctor writes in their own language, the guest reads in theirs.

Longevity programmes

Longevity diagnostics: three days, seven markers, a planThe entry point to a spa stay: three days, seven biomarkers from Garmin devices, an extended blood panel and spectral HRV analysis — and a written stay plan at the end.Metabolic Reset: the 14-day programme and its measurementsA course against insulin resistance: 14 days (five at the least), six biomarkers from Garmin watches and scales, body composition measured on day 1 and day 13.Classic Cure & Detox: what the programme includesA resort cleansing protocol: 21 days by default, 7 at minimum. Drinking cure, lymphatic drainage, saunas and baths — tracked by six measures from the watch and scales.Women's Health & Balance: a menopause spa programmeA women-only course for PMS, perimenopause and menopause: a 10-day base stay of lymphatic drainage, warm baths and aqua gymnastics, run on five markers from the watch.Heart & Endurance: programme 05, 14 days, six markersA resort course for the heart and vessels: dry CO₂ baths, oxygen, BEMER and walking in the second heart-rate zone. Six markers from the watch show how it goes.Joints & Mobility: what the programme containsA balneology course for joints and spine: 14 days by default, 5 minimum. Peat packs, sulphur baths, underwater massage, aqua gym; six watch measures show how it goes.Immune Reboot: programme 10, hardening by the numbersProgramme 10 of the longevity resort: contrast heat, salt steam and oxygen train the barrier immunity, while six numbers from the night keep the dose in check.Aesthetic Longevity: the anti-age and lymphatic drainage courseA 7-day course (3 minimum): lymphatic drainage, carboxytherapy and professional skincare on a spa base. Six numbers from the watch and the scales steer it.Deep Recovery: the course for burnout and broken sleepA 10-day course (3 days minimum) for chronic fatigue, burnout and poor sleep: floating, magnetotherapy and an evening protocol. The night corrects the plan from six watch markers.Military personnel recovery: programme 09, 14 daysA spa course for combatants and people in extreme occupations: 14 days by default, 7 at least. It lifts nervous exhaustion and unloads the musculoskeletal system.

The longevity route

Managing the portal

The guest's account

Signing in: four doors and no password on paperHow a guest reaches their account — by a link from a letter, by e-mail and password, through Google, or from the desk's QR code. And why a session lasts two years.The account: what is whereTen sections, two ways to reach them and one page of services. A reading of the table of contents a guest walks for a fortnight.LONGEVITY: the front page and «Today's report»The day's rings, the measurement cards and the column of advice on the right. A reading of the screen a guest lands on — and the rule that puts a date under every number.Health: the eleven roomsSleep, steps, floors, weight, oxygen, breathing, fitness age, stress, Body Battery, calories and HRV — a room per measurement. What is in each and where its numbers come from.The stay calendar: day, week, month and what is on in townOne list of events with five readers: the calendar, the watch face, the walk app, the phone reminders and the doctor's sheet. Plus what the town itself is doing.Procedures: booked and requestedWhat is already in the schedule, how to ask for more, and why a request has no «approve» button. The second and third tabs of «Drinking cure & procedures».The drinking cure: a doctor's card turned into a screenServings by the clock, a spring number on each, the «drunk» mark and a small map to the vase. How the spa water works inside the portal.Nutrition and water: the programme's table and the day's balanceWhat is on the table under your programme, and how much you have drunk today — from four sources at once. The two rooms of «Nutrition».Longevity programmes: configurator, price and correctionsAn eleven-question quiz assembles a day-by-day programme out of the hotel's 139 treatments, prices it, and then keeps correcting the plan by what the watch has seen.Your personal data: two consents, an export and a deletionWhat the portal keeps about you, who else sees it, how to take it all away in one file and how to delete it. With buttons in the account, not a letter to the hotel.Your own device: a guest's watch instead of the kitWhat the portal can do with another maker's watch, a ring, or nothing but a smartphone — and what it honestly does not promise in that case.

Equipment

Setting up the kit: the phone and the watchThe phone guides the walk by voice with no network at all; the watch writes the night. What to switch on on the phone and what must be switched off on the watch — step by step, with screens.Hotel Wi-Fi for Garmin watches: what to prepareGarmin watches and scales need a 2.4 GHz network of their own, WPA2 password, no sign-in page. The second path skips it: the kit's phone in the room.The hotel's watch: getting startedWhat is installed on a loaner watch, in what order it is switched on, and why installing is not the same as being visible.The watch face: what every figure meansThe screen from top to bottom: the pulse and its arrow, the day's events, the blinking corridor line — and every state a guest can meet.The Walk app: screens and buttonsThe glance, the day's pages, the walk with its route line, the functional tests and the code entry — every screen explained, and what to do when something is off.What the watch sends to the portalThe full list: which parameters are collected, by which route, how often, what each number then looks like in the guest's account, and what the doctor reads from them.The functional tests, step by stepThree tests are taken by the watch itself. Every screen and every button in order — enough to show a guest without explaining.The pulse corridor: where those numbers come from«Target 128–145 bpm» on the walk screen is not a hospital average but your own range, worked out from your age and your answers.What the watch measures: every metric in orderResting pulse, variability, Body Battery, stress, steps, floors, calories, oxygen, breathing and sleep — what each number means and what moves it.

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