Five steps. About five weeks. No floorplans required, no clinical intake, no surveillance. Just a careful look at the spaces where your family already lives, and a plan for what to change.
| Step | What happens | When |
|---|---|---|
| 1. Tell us about your family | A guided questionnaire — the way you'd describe your household to a friend. Names, ages, daily rhythms, rooms each person uses most, anything you'd like us to know. We ask only what we need. | Week 1 |
| 2. Measure your spaces | A small sensor kit arrives in the mail. Over a week you take guided readings of light, air quality, and sound in your highest-use rooms. About ten minutes a day, taps in a web form. | Weeks 2–3 |
| 3. We do the math | We combine your sensor readings, photos, space sequence, and family profiles. Each person's typical day moves through your home and yard in our model, and every space gets scored. | Week 4 |
| 4. You get a private microsite | A shareable site for your household with per-room scores, per-person results, and a prioritized plan. We hold a 30-minute call to walk you through it. | Week 5 |
| 5. We connect you to people who can help | Warm introductions to vetted Austin landscape, interior, lighting, air, and acoustic partners as you need them. Check-ins continue as projects roll out. | Week 6 onward |
Every room scored. Every family member modeled. A prioritized plan you can share with your spouse, your contractor, your designer. Yours to keep.
Ranked by impact, with rough costs and timeframes. Many of the highest-leverage changes are free or under a hundred dollars. The bigger ones get warm vendor introductions.
Three or more vetted partners matched to your specific plan. They get the brief in advance. We charge them nothing for the referral.
Light, air, sound, temperature, humidity. The sequence of rooms and outdoor areas. Photos so we can score visual texture and biophilic features. Nothing more.
No cameras. No motion sensors. No wearables. The day-in-the-life simulation comes from what you tell us — never from surveillance.