G
Group · Seoul · 50s · office2,140 people · aggregate of 50+
liveThe most common thing people did this month was cut their driving. Nothing else moved driving scores as much.
Did it
61%
Score change
+14
If you did it
+18~31
Health, money, driving, your home, your mind. We work it all out and give you one score out of 1,000 — plus what it costs you in a year, and why. The maths runs on your phone.
The big sun on the left is you. The nine planets lined up beside it are your risks. The bigger the planet, the more it could cost you.
From health to legal trouble, nine risks circle around you. A planet's size is its share of what you could lose in a year, and the biggest risks orbit closest. Get your score and they redraw to your own numbers.
Open the app and you don’t get a form. You get the number first, then the reason behind it, then one thing worth doing today. All of it worked out on your phone.
Five cards, eight seconds each, swipe through. Your commute got longer, you drove more at night, there was one rain alert. Mind and relationships stayed put.
You only ever see totals. What you typed stays on your phone, and so does everyone else’s.
Because you drive a lot — 11 hours a week, and 30% of that at night. Drop two commute days and this area gains 18 to 31 points. The assistant reads the risk info on your phone and sends none of it anywhere.
Loneliness, pressure at work, looking after someone — we put a number on these the same way we do with money. It’s a scored area, not a wellbeing tip.
Three designs, one switch for the dollar figure. What you typed never goes on it.
Slide out to 5, 10, 20 years and watch the range get wider. Then change one habit and see what happens.
The stars glowing around you are people of a similar age, area and job. The feed shows what they changed.
Nobody writes these posts. What shows up is what groups like yours actually did, and the research behind the scores. You see what people changed and how far their scores moved — never who they are.
What you typed stays where it is. The card carries your score and its range, nothing else.
Change one habit and the path lifts clear of the risks' orbits. Try it below.
Slide it out to see where your score goes if nothing changes. The range gets wider the further ahead you look — that’s the model being honest about what it can’t know. Then change one habit and watch.
Stories at the top, a feed in the middle, a chat that answers "why", a card you can post. All familiar. What’s different is underneath: the maths runs on your phone, and only the score leaves it.
We’ll work this out once enough people are using it.
What you enter is encrypted on your device. Our server only keeps your score.
Every line we write about privacy — in the app, in the feed, on the share card — has to pass this.