Nine connected products that help people, families, and communities turn lived experience into clearer decisions — without surrendering their dignity or their data.
Each one built slowly, on purpose. Each one honoring the same covenant. Statuses reflect our honest roadmap — no fake screenshots, no LIVE badges for things not yet in your hands.
The Personal Migraine Forecast™, alongside a provider portal built for the neurologists who read the forecast with you. First out the door — because the person carrying the pain deserves the first answer.
The family calendar with a heart. One warm room for the household's week.
The evidence engine for veterans and disability claims. Paperwork with a person in front of it.
Trauma-informed media screening. MY EYES™ predicts how a story lands on a specific child.
The Life Capacity & Resilience Platform. Not a calendar — it reads yours, and answers: can this fit?
A 72-question guided assessment across four genomes. See yourself clearly. Grow intentionally.
Dignity-first relationship lifecycle. Find your people. Build your circle. Grace-full endings.
Trade books. Share wisdom. Every trade seeds a library — one chapter in every state.
Preserve what matters. Say it, save it, recall it. For you — and your legacy.
Nine products are what people use. Beneath them, two shared foundations do the quiet work — one governs how the brand thinks and speaks; the other governs how people trust and connect. Neither is a tenth or eleventh app.
A governed intelligence system that learns the brand, establishes evidence-backed truth, turns that truth into strategy and creative, publishes through approved channels, measures outcomes, and returns learning — without surrendering human authority.
Designed to underpin how Precipice Health and future tenants understand, express, govern, and improve their market presence.
The shared trust fabric for the Precipice ecosystem — providing secure identity and SSO plus privacy- and security-centered capabilities designed to protect how people and families connect across Precipice experiences.
A shared foundation intended to underpin every Precipice app as integrations mature — not a promise that every product is running on it today.
You are not alone at the cliff.
We crawl your public site, extract provisional identity, positioning, voice, and audience claims, and flag anything unsupported. Nothing is promoted to truth until you review it. We’ll email you a magic sign-in link so you can claim the shadow tenant we build for you.
What to expect on your time. The crawl finishes in roughly a minute. Reviewing what Genesis found — approving the suggestions that ring true, rejecting the ones that don’t, and typing your own answer where nothing fits — is the part that actually seats your brand truth. Plan on 15–25 minutes the first time. We keep the review focused (one field at a time, duplicates collapsed, most-sighted suggestions first), so you can stop and resume without losing progress.
The Precipice is our movement of Watchkeepers — neighbors helping neighbors cross life's hardest chapters. Not a charity. Not a startup. A commitment to stand a post beside people at their thinnest moments.
Give your time. Share your talent. Provide the means. Every contribution flows through a public ledger where every dollar's use is visible.
These aren't lines we'll trade later for scale. They're standing constraints on our behavior — printed at the bottom of every product page, honored quarter after quarter.
Your data is not a product. We never sell your data — ever. No brokers, no partners, no exceptions.
Your data is not our training set. We never train AI models — ours or anyone else's — on your personal data.
No engagement traps. No manufactured urgency. When we speak, it's because we have something real to share.
Precipice Health was born on the wrong side of a paperwork wall. I built what I wished had existed — tools that let a person's own evidence speak clearly, on their own terms.
Every product in this suite starts from that same edge. If a tool won't tell you the truth on a bad day, it isn't worth having on a good one.