Building the products that keep reality synchronized.
Baxter-Labs researches and builds AI-native products across human wellbeing, automation, and physical embodied AI — starting with Aeiva, the longevity app, and AEDT, our agentic OS for robotics.
Who we are
A small AI-native research lab, shipping the products the research produces.
Our thesis is simple: the digital and physical worlds should stay in sync. We turn research into products people can actually use — an app that helps you live longer, an operating system that gives robots common sense, and the software layer that connects them. We build in the open, ship what works, and partner with people better than us at the parts we're not.
Research domains
Three domains. One thesis.
One lab, three areas of active build — connected by the same underlying research.
Health & Wellness
AI-native tools that turn wearables and lifestyle into decisions that add healthy years.
AI Software & Automation
Agent-native software and workflow automation that make businesses run themselves.
Physical & Embodied AI
A simulation-first operating system for robots — from notebook to real-world hardware.
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How we build
The principles we hold ourselves to.
Human-first AI
AI empowers people. Humans stay the authority layer.
Evidence-based
Research first. Ship what actually works. Share what we're learning.
Data sovereignty
Your data stays yours. Encrypted, compliant, never sold.
Collaborative research
We build with partners, not alone. Longevity labs, clinicians, specialists, open-source communities.
Meet Cyan
The intelligence behind the Baxter Labs Agentic OS.
Not sure where to start? Tell Cyan what you're working on — she'll point you to the right product or waitlist, or connect you with the team.
Aeiva
The longevity app. Every wearable, every metric — turned into the daily moves that add healthy years.
EXPLORE AEIVA →AEDT
The agentic OS for robotics. Simulation-first — from notebook to real-world hardware.

