A Johns Hopkins team transforming how we measure and predict aging health.
Pebl was founded in 2024 by Johns Hopkins students who wanted healthcare to be more integrated and more preventive, with fewer blind spots.
Ibrahim saw the gap first, in his lab at the Johns Hopkins Welch Center. The data that could show decline early didn't exist, and neither did the tools to collect it.
Tarik joined to make those tools real.
2024
Founded by Johns Hopkins students
Jan – May 2025
Fuel accelerator, Johns Hopkins Pava Marie LaPere Center for Entrepreneurship
Now
AgeTech Collaborative from AARP accelerator

Co-Founder & CEO
JHU Public Health, Cardiovascular Disease Researcher at Welch Center
ibrahim@peblhealth.comWe're building a machine learning platform trained on biomechanical signals to map, predict, and improve the trajectory of human aging.
Every measurement strengthens our models. Every user contributes to aging science. Together, we're creating a future where decline is detected years before it's irreversible.
Interested in joining the team, partnering with us, or learning more? We'd love to hear from you.