By Dr. Brandon Bright, DAOM, LAc · Doctor of Acupuncture & Oriental Medicine · Functional Medicine University-certified · Clinical Hypnotherapist · Tustin, CA · Published: June 1, 2026 (Launch Day)
Two apps I built launched in beta on Monday June 1, 2026. AI Longevity Pro is a clinical-grade longevity tool with biomarker integration, combo-stack supplement reasoning, and women’s-cycle awareness — the layer Function Health and Google Health Coach don’t provide. Quantum Mind is an AI hypnotherapy app with per-user metaphor matching and dynamic NLP integration — different from Reveri’s library model.
Triple disclosure (and why I’m not pretending this is neutral)
I founded both apps. As of this morning (9 AM PT Monday June 1, 2026), both are now in beta.
This piece is the Day-Zero explainer from the person who built them. It’s not a neutral review. The right way to read it is the way you’d read a founder’s launch-day post for any product: useful for understanding what was built and why, useless as objective evaluation. The objective evaluation will come from third-party reviewers, user data, and time. In the meantime, here’s what I can honestly tell you about what’s available today.
What’s actually live now
AI Longevity Pro — beta access
What it does: Pulls your existing biomarker data (Function Health, InsideTracker, Oura, and others via Terra middleware), runs it through the Four Layers of Health diagnostic framework I use clinically at the Tustin practice, and generates personalized protocol reasoning with combo-aware supplement guidance.
v1 feature set live today:
- Biomarker integration via Terra + direct API for Function Health and InsideTracker
- Four Layers diagnostic intake (~10 minutes for a comprehensive structured intake)
- 47-pair combo knowledge graph covering synergistic, neutral, redundant, and anti-correlated supplement combinations
- Cycle-phase awareness for perimenopausal and menopausal users (an uncontested gap in the broader market)
- Clinical-protocol integration for Orange County patients who pair the app with in-person visits at my Tustin clinic
- DAOM-anchored protocol reasoning
Pricing: 90-day complimentary beta for waitlist members starting today. After the 90-day period: $39/month or $349/year. (Lower than Function Health’s $499/year because we’re a complement to bloodwork tools, not a replacement.)
Beta access: Email going out today to waitlist members. If you’re on the waitlist, watch your inbox. If you’re not on the waitlist but want to join — there’s still a path for late-add beta seats this week.
→ Sign in to AI Longevity Pro beta (live today)
→ Add yourself to the late-add waitlist
Quantum Mind — beta access
What it does: Generates personalized AI hypnotherapy sessions using metaphor-matching at the user level — Quantum Mind reads each user’s language patterns and life context, then generates session content using metaphors that resonate with that specific user’s unconscious imagery. Dynamic NLP + hypnotherapy integration in the same session.
v1 feature set live today:
- Per-user metaphor matching (not a library-of-Spiegel-metaphors deployed adaptively, which is Reveri’s model)
- Dynamic NLP + hypnotherapy integration within sessions (anchoring, swish patterns, parts integration blended with hypnotic suggestion)
- Generated-fresh sessions based on current state and recent progress
- Flagship use cases at launch: sleep, anxiety, ADHD focus, menopause vasomotor symptoms, smoking cessation, executive performance
- Clinical-protocol integration for Tustin clinic patients
Pricing: 90-day complimentary beta for waitlist members. After: pricing tier still being finalized, expected $25–45/month range.
Beta access: Email going out today.
→ Sign in to Quantum Mind beta
→ Add yourself to the late-add waitlist
What’s NOT live (so the launch claim doesn’t oversell)
To be fully honest about scope:
- No published outcome study at scale on either app yet. Reveri has years of head start and n=84,395 on stress reduction. AI Longevity Pro and Quantum Mind don’t have comparable data on Day 1. Expect 12–24 months for comparable validation.
- Both apps are beta, not officially released. Official release is targeted July 1. Beta means actively iterating — expect changes, occasional friction, and direct founder-team responsiveness during the beta window.
- Not FDA-cleared as medical devices. Both apps are wellness tools, not regulated medical devices. They support clinical care; they don’t replace it.
- Wealth OS is still deferred. If you were waiting on that, it’s not in this launch.
How this fits the broader category
The competitive picture as of today:
Longevity tools:
- Function Health — Strongest at-home bloodwork; their AI layer is solid. Different price tier ($499/year).
- Superpower — Newer, AI-agent positioning, currently in federal litigation with Function (C.D. Cal. Jan 2026). Strong on bloodwork breadth.
- Google Health Coach — Hit 100% rollout May 26. General-purpose lifestyle AI at $9.99/month. Different audience.
- AI Longevity Pro (today) — The clinical-interpretation layer for users running structured longevity protocols with multi-modality reasoning + cycle awareness.
AI hypnotherapy:
- Reveri (Stanford’s Dr. David Spiegel) — Largest published outcome study (n=84,395). Library + adaptive deployment.
- Hypnothera — Fast personalized script generation under 60 seconds. Credit-tier pricing.
- Quantum Mind (today) — Per-user metaphor matching + NLP + hypnotherapy integration. Clinical-protocol integration.
The right answer for many users will be using more than one of these apps for different purposes. None is universally better.
My honest read on launch day
The category has space for multiple winners. Reveri, Function Health, Google Health Coach, and others have earned their positions. AI Longevity Pro and Quantum Mind are filling specific gaps the existing tools don’t fully address — combo-aware reasoning for longevity, metaphor matching for hypnotherapy, clinical integration for both. They’re not designed to replace the incumbents; they’re designed to fit alongside them.
The honest test of whether I built these well is whether they’re still in active use and showing measured outcomes 12 months from now. Today’s launch is the start of that experiment, not the conclusion. If you’re in the beta, you’re part of that experiment with us.
For patients who’d rather wait for third-party reviews and outcome data before trying: that’s a reasonable position and I won’t argue against it. The 90-day complimentary period exists partly so beta users can evaluate without financial commitment, but waiting for more validation is also legitimate.
Compliance reminders for anyone covering this launch
Per the Status File and disclosure requirements:
- These are wellness apps, not FDA-cleared medical devices
- Beta access does not constitute medical advice
- Neither app replaces relationships with credentialed prescribers
- I am a DAOM, LAc — I am not a medical doctor and do not write pharmaceutical prescriptions
- Hypothermic/dissociative warnings apply to Quantum Mind (consult clinician if you have dissociative tendencies)
- All outcome claims are preliminary pending outcome data
What to do right now (depending on your situation)
If you’re on the waitlist for either app: Check your inbox. Beta access emails went out at 9 AM PT this morning.
If you want to try AI Longevity Pro: Late-add waitlist here. 90-day complimentary period.
If you want to try Quantum Mind: Late-add waitlist here. 90-day complimentary period.
If you want third-party reviews first: That’s the right move for many users. Watch for independent reviews accumulating over the next 4–8 weeks.
If you’re in Orange County and want the in-person clinical layer that integrates with either app: Book a first visit at the Tustin clinic. $199 in-person, $150 virtual.
Dr. Brandon Bright, DAOM, LAc
Holistic and integrative medicine practitioner serving Tustin and patients nationwide.