How money, food, housing, and the people around you shape your body.
Household Health Story
Most things that shape your family's health happen at home โ the cost of groceries, the ride to the clinic, who's helping who. This simulator turns those everyday pressures into a story you can see, and then walks you toward the small changes that actually help.
How to use this page
Step 1
Mom, Dad, kids, grandparents, partner, friend on the couch โ anyone who shares the day-to-day with you counts. Tap the role to add them.
Step 2
Tight on money this month? Long bus ride to the clinic? A new baby? Tap the cards that feel true right now. There are no wrong answers.
Step 3
We'll show you which everyday pressures are quietly shaping your family's health โ and where small changes (a clinic ride, a food pantry, a different inhaler refill timing) move the needle the most.
Start building โ
Tap a role to add it. Tap a life-pressure card to mark it. The story builds itself as you go โ no forms to fill out, no login required.
Maldek ยท Predict ยท Household Command Deck
Composite risk
0.0
band ยท low
Trajectory
Stable
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Stability index
0.0
0 โ 100
Interventions
0
none active
Empty household
Add a role from the rail below โ or hit Load demo household to see the deck come alive.
90-day projection
Add a household member to draw the trajectory.
Add a household member
Deterministic model. No identities are inferred. No diagnoses are produced. Audit the weights in /app/backend/household_sim.py.
Common questions
No. Most people use it to understand stress and risk before anything goes wrong โ the same way you'd use a budgeting app before debt.
Everything stays on your device. We don't send your household to any server. You can close the tab and start fresh whenever you want.
Yes. Add the person you care for as the central figure and put yourself in as their Caregiver. The story will show you where your own load shows up too.
No. It's a learning tool, not a diagnosis. It helps you see patterns so you can ask sharper questions at your next appointment.
This is a learning tool, not a diagnosis. If something here worries you, take it to a clinician you trust โ and bring this page along.