Why we're building this

I was five when my mom and dad almost died. I saw my mom flat-line. Shortly after, two friends lost both of their parents, and my childhood best friend's mom was living with multiple sclerosis.

Those years stayed with me. After years in software, I decided this was the work: help add decades to human life for the next eight billion people, and delay death as much as possible within biological limits.

Jordan, founder

Bunker Longevity's first product is the SOLO-1 Organ Cradle. It is machine perfusion for donor organs: a sterile system meant to keep a donated kidney or liver viable between donor and recipient, with later generations intended to add heart and lung circuits. It builds on perfusion methods already studied in transplant medicine.

SOLO-1 is preclinical. It has not been cleared or approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration or any other regulatory authority. It is not for sale, and it is not in use with patients or donor organs.

Further out, our research looks toward multi-stage cryopreservation, sometimes called cryo sleep: a possible way to preserve a body for longer than today's medicine can. That is a research direction, not a product, and it may not succeed.

Whole-body restoration has not been demonstrated. No one has shown that a human body can be preserved that way and later restored to life. Bunker Longevity does not claim that it has, and we do not offer revival. Progress, if it comes, belongs in peer review. There is no timeline.

The mission in front of us is a healthy life toward 100 for eight billion people, beginning with donor organs.