DailyAblePROOF OF CONCEPT

EVIDENCE · ORIGIN · PILOT

Built from one year of paper.
Ready for the first real test.

DailyAble is a deployed proof of concept, not a field-validated service. The software works; the next evidence must come from consent-based use with 5–10 participants at a partner site.

WHERE IT STARTED

It started as a sheet of paper before each shift.

For a year, workers at a sheltered workshop completed a two-minute daily status sheet. Over time, they began noticing the shape of their own days. That is a practitioner observation, not a trial and not a therapeutic claim.

Ask little. Ask daily. Show the person their own pattern. Leave the meaning to them and the professionals around them.

Four principles carried from paper into software.
45.9%of persons with disabilities in Taiwan's 2024 survey had never used the internet.Official source ↗

What works now

Remove avoidable digital burden

  • Mobile web by URL or QR; no app store
  • Four tap-first questions, one at a time
  • Participant and supporter tasks are separated
  • A one-page printable visit summary

What the pilot must add

Test assisted and non-digital entry

  • Report independent and assisted completion separately
  • Measure task success for each access mode
  • Document remediation below 70% success
  • Do not claim this access gap is solved

BUILT PROOF

What can be checked today.

These are properties of the deployed build, not claims about health outcomes or field impact.

2 minfour-question check-in
0required AI inferences
1 A4printable visit summary
0third-party runtime requests
3server-enforced sharing levels
PoChonest maturity stage

FROM BUILD TO SERVICE

The next dependency is a field test, not another feature list.

A community organisation has agreed verbally to host consent-based testing. Nothing is formalised and no participant testing has begun.

NOW

Proof of Concept

Working public demo and source.

MONTH 1

Prepare the site

Remove demo data, confirm roles, consent and service window.

MONTH 1–3

5–10 participants

Measure usability, completion and response time.

AFTER TESTING

First field evidence

Publish denominators, opt-outs, missing data and limits.

THREE SDGS, THREE MECHANISMS

Alignment that reaches the product.

SDG 3

Health and well-being

Own-baseline trends and a one-page visit summary.

SDG 8

Decent work

A function-first support method born from daily workplace practice.

SDG 10

Reduced inequalities

Tap-first access, visible consent and accessible task-success measures.