IMMORTAL REGISTRY / INDEPENDENT INITIATIVE

More time.
More possibility.

A future worth being part of.

More moments with the people you love. More places to discover. More life to experience. IMMORTAL begins with a simple hope: that tomorrow could offer us more time.

We are building a registry for people who want to be part of that future, with enrollment order recorded from the beginning.

IMMORTAL REGISTRYA LONGER FUTURE
IMMORTAL

REGISTRATION RECORD / ILLUSTRATIVE EXAMPLE

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REGISTRATION NUMBER

Registrant
Your name here
Registration date
Assigned at enrollment
Status
Registered
Membership level
Supporting Member
NUMBERED ENTRY · DATED RECORD · PERSONAL CERTIFICATE

Example only. Your number and date will be assigned when paid registry enrollment is completed.

Enrollment order recordedPersonal registration certificateRecognition is our objective

01 / OUR MISSION

There’s more you want
to be here for.

The people your children will become. The places you haven’t seen. The things you still want to learn, build, and experience. When you imagine the future, there’s a reason you picture yourself in it.

Maybe you’ve felt it: excitement about what AI could make possible, mixed with uncertainty about where it might take us.

What will change? What will we lose? What might we gain? It’s possible to feel hopeful and uneasy at the same time.

Then there are the questions closer to home. Will we have enough time with the people we love? What will we get to experience? What will remain unfinished?

What if future advances could give us more time to find out?

02 / A DEEPLY PERSONAL POSSIBILITY

Another conversation.
Another generation.
Another chapter.

Imagine learning something entirely new. Seeing the places you always meant to visit. Being there as your family’s story continues.

The wish for a longer life begins with moments like these. From there, the questions grow: could we live longer, could a mind exist differently, and could a life ever continue after death?

03 / WHAT COULD IMMORTALITY LOOK LIKE?

Three questions.
Extraordinary possibilities.

“Immortality” is the biggest question behind this project. A longer biological life, a possible digital existence, and potential revival after death explore different ways a life might continue. Each asks us to imagine a different relationship with time, identity, and the future.

BIOLOGICAL LIFE EXTENSION

More life.
In your own body.

Imagine continuing to live in the physical world: sharing meals, traveling, seeing your family grow. The aspiration is to keep the body and brain healthy and functioning for much longer.

Aging research already investigates how to extend healthy, active years. A far more ambitious future would require ways to repeatedly prevent or repair the damage that limits life.

Explore the National Institute on Aging ↗

SIMULATION-BASED EXISTENCE

A digital world.
A question of identity.

Imagine a mind experiencing a computer-generated world: learning, forming relationships, and exploring through a digital body. One proposed route is whole-brain emulation: reproducing a brain’s relevant functions in software.

This goes much further than an avatar or a chatbot that imitates someone. The ambition is a functioning mind. Whether that would preserve your own experience of being you, create a separate conscious copy, or fail to produce consciousness remains unresolved.

Explore whole-brain emulation research ↗

POTENTIAL REVIVAL AFTER DEATH

Could the future reach
beyond a lifetime?

For some people, the question goes beyond living longer. Could future technology ever restore a person after death, or allow a preserved mind to experience life again?

Research into brain preservation and proposals for whole-brain emulation explore parts of that question. Whether a person could actually be revived, and whether a digital reconstruction would continue their own consciousness, remains unresolved.

Explore the Brain Preservation Foundation’s mission ↗
A possible role for the registry

Our ambition is to explore whether IMMORTAL could eventually serve as a record of members’ expressed interest for organizations pursuing these possibilities. We would seek agreements that define that role and obtain appropriate consent from members.

Explore the research through the sources above. Links are for further reading and do not imply endorsement.

04 / THE REGISTRY WE WANT TO BUILD

A documented beginning.
A defined objective.

Official recognition is our objective.

Our partnership efforts will focus on companies developing AI, longevity, and related technologies. We aim to offer them an organized registry of people who have expressed interest in future opportunities, with a clear record of who enrolled first.

Our goal is for future partners to adopt the registry and give earlier registrants priority consideration when suitable opportunities become available. We intend to pursue agreements that honor that order, with eligibility and participation defined by each partner and information shared only with member consent.

01 / REGISTRATION

Build the foundation.

Establish the registry, assign member numbers in registration order, and provide a personal registration certificate.

02 / DEVELOPMENT

Connect with the companies building it.

Focus outreach on technology developers and prospective providers. Present a registry of interested members, their enrollment order, and a proposal for how future participation could work.

03 / RECOGNITION

Make early participation count.

Seek formal partnerships that use the registry and give earlier registrants priority consideration, subject to agreed eligibility criteria and member consent.

05 / MEMBERSHIP

Be part of the beginning.

The free newsletter is available.
Paid registry enrollment is available.

ARTICLES ONLY

Reader

Free

Stay curious. Follow what comes next.

  • Access to the planned monthly article
  • AI, longevity, and human continuity
  • Articles only · registry enrollment is a paid benefit
Subscribe free ↗

ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP

Supporting Member

$49 / year

Put your interest on the record. Help move the mission forward.

  • Your personal registry entry
  • Number assigned in paid enrollment order
  • Personalized registry certificate
  • Monthly article access
  • Quarterly project progress reports
Choose membership ↗

ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP

Founding Supporter

$199 / year

Help shape the beginning of an ambitious future.

  • Everything in Supporting Member
  • Founding-edition digital certificate
  • Optional founding-supporter recognition
  • Invitations to quarterly project briefings
Choose membership ↗

50 AT LAUNCH

Lifetime Founding Member

$599 once

One payment. A lifetime commitment to the mission.

  • All Founding Supporter benefits
  • No annual renewal or membership dues
  • Your original enrollment order retained
  • Lifetime founding-member recognition
  • Benefits for the operating life of IMMORTAL
Choose membership ↗

PUBLICATIONS / PLANNED MONTHLY ARTICLES

Stay curious.
Follow what comes next.

Free Readers and paid members will have access to a monthly article exploring AI, longevity, and the possibilities of human continuity. Each issue will connect the ideas to their sources and distinguish research findings from future possibilities.

MONTHLY / ARTICLES

The possibilities, explored.

Biological life extension, digital existence, consciousness, and potential revival: one focused topic at a time.

QUARTERLY / REGISTRY REPORTS

The work, documented.

Registry improvements, outreach, results, setbacks, and a summary of how membership funds were used.

QUARTERLY / FOUNDING BRIEFINGS

A closer look at the project.

Invitations for annual and lifetime founding members to hear about the registry’s progress and next steps.

Publishing has not begun. Monthly articles are planned for free Readers and paid members; quarterly reports and briefings are paid-tier benefits.

ONGOING SUPPORT. VISIBLE PROGRESS.

Help build what comes next.

Your membership support will help develop the registry, sustain its operations, and fund outreach to prospective partners. Quarterly reports will show you the work, the results, and how membership funds were used.

Your order stays yours.

Your number will reflect completed paid enrollment order. All paid tiers share the same sequence, and your original order stays with you even if you change tiers or stop renewing.

Deleting your registry entry is different: it removes your registration. Joining again establishes a new position.

Annual membership terms.

Supporting Member is $49 per year and Founding Supporter is $199 per year. Annual plans renew automatically, with your agreement at checkout. Cancel future renewals at any time through Manage billing and keep paid benefits until the end of the paid term.

We offer a 14-day refund window after an initial charge or renewal. A refund ends paid benefits; any existing registry entry and its original order remain. Any price change will be communicated before renewal.

Lifetime membership terms.

Lifetime Founding Member is $599 once, with no annual renewal. The initial offer is capped at 50 completed lifetime checkouts. It includes founding benefits for the operating life of the IMMORTAL registry; it does not promise that the registry will operate forever.

The 14-day refund window applies to the lifetime purchase too. A refund ends paid benefits while retaining your existing registry record and enrollment order. Lifetime membership does not move you ahead of earlier registrants.

Membership funds the project and its listed benefits; it is not an investment or a treatment deposit. Read the membership terms at checkout for billing, cancellation, and refunds.

06 / YOUR RECORD

Your name.
Your registration.
On the record.

Your paid membership includes a personal PDF certificate bearing your name, registry number, and enrollment date. A lasting record of where your participation began.

View the founding-edition sample ↗
Sample black and gold IMMORTAL founding membership certificateFOUNDING EDITION / SAMPLE DESIGN

07 / CLEAR ANSWERS

Before you join.

What happens to earlier preview registrations?+

Existing registrations made during the earlier preview are retained. New free newsletter subscriptions are separate and do not receive registry entries.

Does registering earlier matter?+

Yes. Your number records completed paid enrollment order. Our goal is to provide future partner companies with that sequence and secure agreements giving earlier registrants priority consideration. A place in our registry is not yet a place in a provider’s queue. Free Reader signup does not establish a position.

Does paying more improve my registry position?+

No. Supporting Members, Founding Supporters, and Lifetime Founding Members will share one paid enrollment order. Choosing the higher tier does not move you ahead of earlier enrollees. Free Readers have no registry position.

What happens if I stop paying?+

For annual memberships, your paid benefits end when your paid term ends, but an existing registry entry and its original order remain. Lifetime members have no annual renewal. Free Readers who have never enrolled do not receive a position. Only deleting your registry entry removes that registration. Signing up again after deletion creates a new position.

What does lifetime membership mean?+

A single $599 payment covers founding-member benefits for the operating life of the IMMORTAL registry, with no annual renewal. The initial release is limited to 50 lifetime memberships at launch. All paid tiers retain their original enrollment order; lifetime membership adds ongoing benefits, not a higher place in line.

Is this already an official registry?+

Recognition is our goal. IMMORTAL is currently an independent initiative, with no provider adoption agreements. We intend to pursue formal recognition and publish the scope of any agreements we secure.

Could the registry be used for future revival?+

That is a possibility we intend to explore with relevant organizations. A future role would depend on viable science, provider agreements, eligibility, and member consent. The registry itself records interest; it does not preserve a brain or consciousness.

What does the registry preserve?+

Your registration record only. We do not preserve biological material, consciousness, or medical records.

Can I buy a paid membership now?+

Yes. Choose a paid membership to complete secure Stripe checkout: $49/year, $199/year or $599 once. Prices include any applicable sales tax. Annual plans automatically renew until canceled. Free Reader signup does not enroll you in the registry.

Who can see my information?+

Newsletter subscriptions and registry entries are private. Free signup stores your email, confirmation date and consent; it does not assign a number. Paid records also include your certificate name and enrollment details. Use your email links to unsubscribe, or contact support for record deletion.

How do I sign in?+

New newsletter subscriptions and paid purchases require no ChatGPT account. Confirm your newsletter email using the link we send. Paid confirmation emails include your PDF and private receipt link. Stripe uses email verification for billing management. Earlier preview registrations have a separate legacy access page.