VSee launches MorePerfect for longevity clinics and researchers

VSee unveiled MorePerfect.ai at the 2026 Asia-Pacific Healthy Longevity International Summit in Hong Kong, giving longevity clinics and researchers a way to share anonymized data and match patients with “body twins” across the region. The platform also adds a clinic directory and tools for patient care, with contactless vital-sign monitoring now in development.

Why it matters: - MorePerfect.ai is meant to help longevity clinics make better decisions from small patient samples. - The platform gives patients a way to find clinics by specialty and research focus. - The data-sharing model is designed to improve precision care without forcing clinics to surrender control of their records. - VSee says the system can expand the pool of comparable patients across Asia-Pacific and beyond, which could sharpen protocols, assessments and therapy choices.

What happened: - VSee launched MorePerfect.ai at the 2026 Asia-Pacific Healthy Longevity International Summit in Hong Kong, held Oct. 1-4. - VSee CEO Dr. Milton Chen presented the platform during the summit. - The company described MorePerfect.ai as the first application built for the Digital Super-Highway that VSee and the Asia-Pacific Longevity Medicine Society announced earlier. - The platform links longevity clinics and researchers so they can safely pool and access anonymized data.

The details: - The directory of healthy longevity clinics is live now. - Patients can use the directory to search clinics by specialty and research focus. - Participating clinics get VSee-based tools that include a patient portal, electronic medical records, remote patient monitoring, subscription billing, clinical trial support with remote exams and AI assistance. - “Body twin” matching lets clinics and researchers compare a patient with anonymized profiles of people with similar biology. - Clinicians can review which assessments, protocols and therapies worked for patients with similar biomarkers, body composition or genomic profiles. - Each clinic decides what data to contribute. - Shared data is anonymized before other participants can access it. - VSee said the more clinics that join, the larger the pool of comparable profiles becomes. - VSee also previewed contactless vital-sign monitoring, which is in development. - The monitoring system is designed to build biometric data collection and AI into everyday surfaces such as a smart mattress or smart wall. - The system does not require anything to be worn or strapped on. - Monitoring would run continuously when a person is in bed or in the room. - The readings would feed a vitals data lake for AI tools that can help predict falls, cardiac arrest, sepsis and respiratory failure. - VSee said the approach could give longevity clinics and research cohorts continuous home data between visits. - MorePerfect.ai uses VSee’s secure digital health platform, which NASA uses aboard the International Space Station and which serves more than 1,000 healthcare organizations worldwide, including U.S. federal health agencies.

Between the lines: - The launch reflects a push to turn fragmented longevity data into a shared research asset while keeping each clinic in control of its own contribution. - The “body twin” concept is the clearest differentiator because it ties treatment decisions to similar patients rather than to broad population averages. - The contactless monitoring preview suggests VSee wants the platform to extend from clinic workflow into home-based, continuous monitoring.

What’s next: - Longevity clinics and research groups can list in the directory now. - Clinics and research groups can apply for a complimentary VSee EMR + Clinic setup to become founding clinics of MorePerfect.ai. - Interested groups can contact sales@vsee.com. - VSee said the contactless monitoring tools are still in development.

The bottom line: - VSee is betting that secure data sharing plus clinic-controlled privacy can make longevity care more personalized, more scalable and easier to study.