Death Clock is the #1 app for AI-powered longevity. We'll help you understand the impact of your current habits on your life expectancy and then make changes to live as long a life as possible.
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Last probed Nov 3, 2026 · mcp.deathclock.co
27tools discovered
For AI agents — MCPBundles Directory API
For MCP client apps (human connect):
MCP connect URL: https://mcp.deathclock.co/mcp
Skill page: https://www.mcpbundles.com/skills/deathclock-mcp-8e04b18364
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Basic account facts: first name, age, sex, whether in the US and member-since date. Never returns e-mail, phone, date of birth, subscription/billing data or external identifiers. has_account is false if the account could not be loaded.
Get Account — Basic account facts: first name, age, sex, whether in the US and member-since date. Never returns e-mail, phone, date of birth, subscription/billing data or external identifiers. has_account is false if the account could not be loaded.
Get Activity History — Daily step counts or nightly sleep minutes (kind = steps | sleep) for the last N days (1-365, default 30).
Get Biomarker Summary — The app's written summary of the user's latest lab panel. has_summary is false if none has been generated. For the raw values use get_biomarkers.
Get Biomarkers — The user's blood/lab biomarker readings — most recent value per biomarker by default, or every historical reading if include_history is true — with reference ranges and in-range status.
Get Daily Nudge — Today's coaching nudge from the app, if one was generated: the analysis, the lever it targets, the suggested action and its estimated life-expectancy impact. has_nudge is false otherwise.
Get Document Summary — The app's structured summary of one uploaded document (sections and items). Only returns a summary that already exists; status is not_ready when the app has not generated it yet and not_found for an unknown id. Never triggers generation.
Get Documents — The documents the user has uploaded (lab reports, genetics, imaging…): id, name, type, report date, and whether an AI summary is ready. Use the id with get_document_summary.
Get Evaluation — The app's evaluation pages — how the user is doing per area, as items with a description and a risk tag.
Get Habits — The user's daily habits with whether each is done today, plus how many were completed yesterday.
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Death Clock is the #1 app for AI-powered longevity. We'll help you understand the impact of your current habits on your life expectancy and then make changes to live as long a life as possible.
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Use the MCP endpoint listed on this page in your MCP client configuration. One-click install pills support Claude, Cursor, VS Code, and other hosts. Copy the remote MCP URL if your client needs a manual entry.
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— Today's composite health gauge from the app: steps and sleep vs goal and vs the previous period, the survey / wearables / plan component scores, and the current life-expectancy reading. has_gauge is false if it could not be computed. has_life_expectancy is false (and the life_expectancy_* fields are omitted) when the life-expectancy component specifically has not been computed yet, even if the rest of the gauge has.
Get Health Metrics — Overview of every wearable/Apple Health metric the app tracks: current value, display unit, baseline, trend and last sample time per metric, grouped by category. Optional category filter; show_all includes metrics with no data. Prefer this over get_health_summary.
Get Health Profile — The user's self-reported health profile summary: age, gender, biological age, health score, and years-remaining range. has_profile is false if the user hasn't completed the survey.
Get Health Profile Details — The user's full health profile as the app shows it, by category: every onboarding-survey answer (exercise, diet, sleep, stress, alcohol, nicotine, typical blood pressure, LDL and fasting glucose, chronic disease, weight status, grandparents' lifespan, check-ups and screenings), height and weight, and free-text medical history and medications. value is null where unanswered. Use it for full context about the user's health; get_medical_history has the structured medication/allergy lists.
Get Health Summary — Latest Apple Health metric summary for a user: current value, trailing-7d baseline, and most recent reading per HealthKit type. Values lag the device by minutes (see as_of).
Get Lab Orders — The user's blood-test orders: panel, lab, status (ordered, requisition_created, appointment_scheduled, appointment_pending, completed, partial_results), marker count, and for scheduled orders the appointment time/type/status. Never returns patient demographics or address.
Get Life Expectancy — The user's most recently computed life expectancy: default estimate plus min/max range and chronological age. has_result is false if no computation has ever run for this user.
Get Life Expectancy History — Every past life-expectancy computation for the user, oldest to newest as returned by the app, with the per-component contributions behind each one.
Get Longevity Actions — The active longevity actions in the app with the user's logs: log count, last logged date and recent notes (newest first). Actions never logged have log_count 0. Optional id for a single action.
Get Longevity Plan — The app's step-by-step longevity plan: each step's key, name, whether it is complete and which is next, plus lab-order status for the bloodwork step. Optional single step key.
Get Longevity Report — The user's latest longevity report: an AI-authored title and summary for each of 16 topic sections (your journey, behavioral goals, biomarker goals, critical findings, diet, devices, doctor discussion topics, missing information, prescriptions, screenings, step-by-step, supplements, genetics, hormone analysis, positive findings, trends), plus how many detailed line items exist per section (not the items themselves). has_report is false if none has been generated.
Get Medical History — The user's self-reported medications, supplements, allergies, personal medical history and family history, as entered in the app's health profile — both picked from its lists and typed as free text. has_profile is false when no entries were found; a note says if the free-text entries could not be read.
Get Metric History — Daily values for one wearable metric over a date window (YYYY-MM-DD since/until, default the last 30 days, max 365). Use the type identifiers returned by get_health_metrics.
Get Notifications — The user's in-app notifications, newest first. filter defaults to unread; pass "all", "read", "complete", or "incomplete" for other views. Returns the newest 25 by default (limit 1-100); total_count is how many matched and truncated is true when more exist.
Get Pheno Age — Biological (phenotypic) age computed from the user's blood biomarkers, and estimated years remaining. has_result is false when the required biomarkers or survey are missing.
Get Steps Analysis — The app's most recent written analysis of the user's step trend. has_analysis is false if none exists.
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