Ten civic and financial tools, each aimed at one of the things people actually feel. Built on one inherited spine so the whole set teaches in the moment, labels every claim honestly, and reads like one calm, considered family.
Scroll to the ten cards below and open the one that matches what you're feeling — your medical bill, your rent, the budget fight, the news. Each card says exactly what its app does.
You never need to already know the terms. Wherever you see a small why? tag, tap it — it explains the number or verdict in one plain line, right where you are.
A small Sample or Official tag sits on each figure so you always know where it came from. Nothing is asserted without a source.
Free to use, nothing to install. Most apps keep your input on your device. New here? Start with Your Share — drag the sliders and watch the federal deficit move.
Every number, flag, and verdict has a tap-to-understand “why?”. A one-line read by default; expand for the real mechanism. No jargon walls — you never have to already know the term to use the screen.
Privacy is structural, not a setting. Every claim carries a checkable provenance; anything modeled or estimated says so. A hash-chain audit log makes history tamper-evident. No safety theater.
Fraunces + Newsreader + IBM Plex Mono on cream. Ox-blood for emphasis, forest for family-facing, amber for synthesis. Generous whitespace — the opposite of anxious dashboard clutter.
Pin every concrete promise an official makes to their actual votes and outcomes, with receipts. The said-vs-did gap, made provable.
Turn abstract “the economy” dread into a small set of numbers about your zip code and your wage that you can watch move month to month.
The national CPI never matches your cart. True Cost computes the inflation rate of your actual spending and flags where prices crept up on you.
A strictly neutral, procedural navigator for whatever legal immigration process someone is actually in. No advocacy, no opinion — just “here is your next step and what it requires.”
Your rent and utility bills against comparable units and usage patterns, with specific levers to pull — not generic “turn off lights” tips.
Before you react or share, see the strongest good-faith version of the opposing argument — sourced, never strawmanned. Built to lower temperature, not score points.
Photograph a medical bill; it flags errors, duplicate charges, and what the procedure should actually cost near you — plus a script to negotiate.
Coordination and verified incident-sharing for a neighborhood, built structurally privacy-preserving — no resident tracking, no camera feeds, no “you are safe” theater.
A parent-facing transparency layer that goes past the official star rating to real outcomes, climate, and what kids actually experience.
An interactive simulator — drag the sliders, watch the deficit and the tradeoffs move. Makes the abstract trillion-dollar fight personal and concrete.