DailyAble LIVE PROTOTYPE · 2026

ONE SIGNAL · THE RIGHT SUPPORT

Small signals. Timely support. More room to live your day.

DailyAble turns a two-minute check-in into one clear next step. Alex chooses what leaves their space. Jordan receives only what Alex confirms.

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  • No diagnosis
  • No automatic handoff
  • Permission stays visible
9:41MY DAILYABLE
A
Good morningAlex

What feels different today?

My energy is lower
My routine changed
Shared after Alex confirms
SUPPORT OPERATIONSJordan
1 to review
J
REVIEW TODAYAlex

Energy lower for 3 days · morning routine paused

01

Confirm contextAsk what changed before offering support.

02

Record follow-upAlex sees that Jordan responded.

ALEX → JORDAN → ALEX

One complete loop.
No invisible handoff.

  1. 01
    08:40 · ALEXNotices a harder morning

    Four tap-first questions. No long form and no hidden score.

  2. 02
    08:42 · ALEXChooses one next step

    Alex sees the summary before deciding whether Jordan should receive it.

  3. 03
    09:05 · JORDANGets context, not a label

    Jordan sees what changed, by when to respond, and what Alex allowed.

  4. 04
    09:12 · ALEXCan see the follow-up

    The loop closes in Alex’s space instead of disappearing into a staff system.

ACCESS IS A SERVICE CONSTRAINT

45.9% is not a market headline.
It is a warning against digital-only design.

The current prototype works on a phone, separates participant and supporter tasks, and produces a printable summary. The pilot must still test assisted and non-digital entry instead of claiming the gap is solved.

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A

MY DAILYABLE

Quiet enough to use
on a hard day.

  • One main action
  • Large tap targets
  • Sharing confirmed at the end
J

SUPPORT OPERATIONS

Dense where decisions
need context.

  • Priority and deadline together
  • Reason before recommendation
  • Follow-up stays accountable