Roadmap status
What is useful now, and what gets stronger next
This roadmap is intentionally short. The white paper explains the deeper product thesis; this page tracks the user-visible direction for Today, Planner, Map, Explore, the Pattern Engine, and Premium.
Useful before setup
Today, tomorrow, check-ins, Reader Briefs, source links, saved articles, core alerts, water context, and broad guidance with or without location stay in the core experience.
Clearer product story
Better public walkthroughs, app availability details, Pattern Engine explanation, source and freshness education, and map/source-context clarity.
Follow-through and control
Premium stays tied to Day 3 planning, weekly Pattern Engine review, Watchlist paths, alert tuning, themes, investigation preferences, BYOK Labs news analysis, and access through payment or eligible $StinkDEX holdings.
Available now
The core loop answers the daily question.
StinkDEX Health should be useful before account creation, location access, paid Premium, holder verification, or Labs setup enter the picture.
- Today: Explain nearby conditions beyond one AQI number, including air signals, smoke and fire context, pollen, heat, UV, weather, water context, and freshness cues.
- Planner: Show today and tomorrow timing windows so users can choose easier outdoor windows and recheck rougher stretches.
- Pattern Engine: Let users save daily check-ins, no-symptom days, and environmental snapshots for cautious weekly pattern learning.
- Map: Surface nearby source context, including Climate TRACE-modeled emissions context, facility records, smoke notes, and source-list fallback.
- Explore: Keep Reader Briefs, quick reads, source links, and saved articles useful without Labs setup.
- Location choice: Let location improve nearby context while preserving broad guidance when location is off.
- Premium access: Support two Premium paths: paid access for people who prefer a simple purchase, and verified holder access for wallets with the required amount of $StinkDEX tokens.
Coming next
What visitors should see improve.
- Availability: Add platform download links and clearer availability language when app distribution is ready.
- Product walkthroughs: Show how Today, Planner, Map, Explore, Check-ins, Alerts, Water, and Settings fit together in the daily flow.
- Pattern Engine education: Explain how check-ins, no-symptom days, and environmental snapshots become correlation clues without medical overclaiming.
- Source confidence: Make source links, freshness, confidence, and official-source boundaries easier to scan.
- Map clarity: Improve source-list explanations, facility context, smoke context, saved-area behavior, and map fallback language.
- Notification clarity: Explain what app alerts can do and why official alert channels still matter.
Premium direction
Upgrade when more control changes the plan.
Premium should feel like practical follow-through, not pressure to set up features before the core product has helped.
- Longer planning: Day 3 timing and trend context for plans that reach beyond tomorrow.
- Weekly Pattern Engine review: Recurring patterns, trend shifts, symptom matches, support counts, and cautious correlation language when local history exists.
- Watchlist: Return paths for topics, sources, facilities, and water systems a user wants to follow.
- Tuning: Quiet hours, alert timing, caps, sensitivity, investigation preferences, and themes.
- Optional BYOK Labs: BYOK means Bring Your Own Key. Labs can send selected news/article content to high-powered AI for deeper reads on news, source links, policy changes, industry events, and disasters, not health check-ins, symptom logs, or Pattern Engine history. Reader Briefs still work without Labs setup.
- Holder access: Eligible $StinkDEX holders should feel recognized as early believers who can unlock Premium by verifying holdings with the required amount of $StinkDEX tokens, while Premium remains available through payment for users who do not hold tokens and without investment, yield, return, resale-value, or guaranteed-access claims.
Trust commitments
The roadmap is constrained on purpose.
StinkDEX Health should stay evidence-led, privacy-aware, and honest about uncertainty as it grows.
- Core use does not require an account.
- Location is optional and should remain a user choice.
- Daily check-ins and health-adjacent history stay user-controlled and should not become medical claims.
- Reader Briefs work without Labs, and Labs remains opt-in news/article help with BYOK cloud setup only when enabled.
- Paid Premium, wallet holder verification, donations, and Labs setup stay separate paths.
- No personal data sale, private-key collection, or secret recovery phrase requests.
- Official public-health, utility, weather, and emergency guidance overrides app interpretation.
What StinkDEX will not claim
No stronger claims than the product can support.
- No medical advice, diagnosis, treatment, or emergency replacement claims.
- No claim that Pattern Engine findings prove a cause or predict symptoms.
- No claim that map source context proves exact live exposure or safety at a location.
- No guarantee that environmental readings match exact conditions at a user’s location.
- No promise that notifications replace official alert systems.
- No claim that Premium makes health, safety, financial, legal, or utility outcomes stronger.
- No financial, investment, redemption, token-return, yield, staking, resale-value, or guaranteed-access positioning.