Illustrative Vitality Profile
Six-Domain Health Capacity Model
Vitality Six
A six-domain health capacity model for measuring how the body functions, recovers, adapts, and ages.
Move beyond a single health score. Understand the six core capacities that shape healthspan.
Objective-first
Multi-source
Longitudinal by design
Positioning
What Is Vitality Six?
Vitality Six is a framework for describing health as a set of six measurable capacities rather than a single vague number. Instead of asking only whether a person is healthy or unhealthy, the model asks six clearer questions: Can the body deliver oxygen well? Handle fuel and nutrients well? Move well? Recover well? Think and connect well? Maintain system-wide resilience over time?
The model is designed to combine objective signals from wearables, home devices, clinical tests, labs, imaging, medical history, and structured self-report. Its purpose is not to replace diagnosis. Its purpose is to organize health information into a structure that is understandable, comparable over time, and useful for future scoring.
Design logic
Why Six Domains?
Six is a product and measurement choice, not a law of biology.
The top layer is intentionally simple. The data underneath can be deep.
Fewer than six is too coarse
With too few dimensions, cardio, metabolism, recovery, mood, and systemic resilience collapse into one number that is hard to act on.
More than six becomes harder to remember
Too many dimensions weakens interpretability and makes the model harder for most people to understand, compare, and follow over time.
Six stays simple without hiding system differences
Six allows the model to stay visually simple while still separating cardiovascular capacity, metabolic function, movement, recovery, neuro-emotional-social function, and whole-system resilience.
Architecture
How the Model Works
Vitality Six uses a layered structure: raw inputs flow into metric groups, metric groups become six domain scores, and the six-domain pattern becomes a Vitality Profile that can later support a Vitality Score or Health Capacity Index.
Raw inputs
Wearables, vitals, lab values, imaging, performance tests, questionnaires, genetic risk, and clinical history.
Metric groups
Related variables are organized into subdomains so the model keeps clinical meaning without overwhelming the interface.
Domain scores
Each of the six domains reflects a core capacity, not a single lab marker or device reading.
Overall profile
The six-domain pattern becomes a Vitality Profile and can later support a consumer-facing Vitality Score or a more technical Health Capacity Index.
Core capacities
The Six Domains
Plain-language summaries come first. Raw variables come second. The section below is designed for progressive disclosure.
Multi-source inputs
What Data Can Be Used?
Vitality Six is designed to be multi-source. It can accept passive data, active self-report, home measurements, clinical tests, medical records, genetics, and advanced biomarker layers. Not every user will have every data type.
Rollout tiers
Suggested Data Completeness Tiers
Collection paths
How Data Is Collected
The same model can combine synced devices, manual entry, clinical tests, performance assessments, questionnaires, and low-frequency advanced layers such as genetics or omics.
Context layer
Context and Modifiers
Not every important signal should appear as a seventh domain. Some inputs are better treated as context, modifiers, constraints, or interpretation layers.
Interpretation
How to Read a Profile
Which capacities are strong, average, or under strain
Start with the shape of the profile instead of a single score. The pattern across domains is the actionable signal.
See whether strain clusters in a system
Recovery plus metabolism weakness tells a very different story from a cardio-plus-systemic resilience pattern.
Track whether the same person is improving, stable, or worsening
The model is designed for longitudinal use. Direction often matters more than a single point estimate.
A score matters. A profile matters more.
Boundaries
What This Is and Is Not
This is
A structured health capacity model
It organizes measurable health signals into six core capacities that can be understood, compared over time, and eventually scored.
This is not
Not a diagnosis engine or lifespan predictor
It is not a medical diagnosis, not a substitute for professional care, and not a direct prediction of how long someone will live.
Clarifications
FAQ
Bilingual terms
Global Glossary
The English naming system is the source language. Chinese works as a reference translation for tooltips, descriptions, and product copy.