When there's no 911 to call.

Our thesis

↺ Compounding promise

It gets better with every family who joins. Over time — together — we build the way out.

The stakes

There's no 911 for this. When your kid is in crisis, the emergency system has no answer for what's actually driving it underneath.

This is where you go when there's no other place — for solutions.

A real starting place, not silence. Sharpened with every family. Together we get out.

1. 01

   Intake

   The whole story, captured once.

   Pregnancy, birth, environment, diet. Every medication ever tried, every supplement, every modality. Every symptom, every flare, every weird behavior that nobody else took seriously. Labs, tests, imaging. The onset story — told in your own words, in conversation with Minta, at your pace. About twenty minutes in one sitting, or broken up across days. It all saves as you go.

2. 02

   After intake, the tracker opens

   Daily check-ins. Thirty seconds before bed.

   Once your intake is in, the tracker takes over — from your phone, every day. Tap a mood rating (0–10). Log any med change, new supplement, dose tweak. Rate each symptom you care about — OCD, rage, sleep, tics, food aversion, anxiety — on the same 0–10 scale. When a new weird behavior shows up (a tic, a food fear, a rage episode, a 2am wake-up), tag it the moment you see it. Free text for context when you need it: ‘meltdown at 4pm, right after screen time and missed lunch.’
   
   Saturday gives you a weekly rollup — bar charts for every symptom, a timeline of every med change, all your flare notes in one place. Patterns you couldn't see before start to jump out: rage was 8/10 Monday, 3/10 Wednesday — what changed? The binder dose, probably. Six weeks in, the pattern is visible in a way no memory, no folder of doctor notes, no stack of Google tabs could ever hold.

3. 03

   Minta reads both

   Troubleshoots from the full record, 2am included.

   Minta already has your intake. Now she has every day you've logged. Ask anything — ‘why did we have a bad week?’, ‘is this new symptom concerning?’, ‘what should we try next?’ — and she reads the whole record before answering. She runs correlations across meds, symptoms, timing, triggers: ‘Rage spiked the week you raised guanfacine AND started the new binder. Tics ticked up same week — may be rebound. Pause the binder at half-dose for 10 days to isolate which one is the driver.’ Specific to your kid. Grounded in your data. Not generic advice.

4. 04

   It sharpens

   We’re teaching Minta to spot patterns.

   Your kid's data (consent-based, de-identified) joins every other family's data in the library. As stories come in, Minta is learning which modalities actually work for which symptoms — spotting the patterns no single family can see alone. Every successful story teaches her what to suggest. Every failed one teaches her what not to. Every cohort run adds signal. The read you get today is only as sharp as what the first families contributed. The read the hundredth family gets is sharper still.

Nothing works without your intake. Nothing sharpens without your log. This is where the compounding lives.

• Q1

  Are these behaviors pathogen-driven?

  When sudden OCD, rage, or regression appears — is the brain reacting to a specific infection? Which one, and in which kid?

• Q2

  Or are they symptoms of an inflamed brain?

  Is the driver the pathogen itself, or the inflammation it provoked? Different answers mean different protocols.

• Q3

  Does strep have a personality? Does mold? Does lyme?

  Do specific pathogens produce specific behavioral signatures? Does a kid picking their nose constantly mean parasites? Does a kid saying "I want to die" mean lyme? We're collecting the data to find out.

• Q4

  Which combinations load the bucket fastest?

  Mold + strep + methylation stall + stress — what order? Which is the bottleneck for which kid?

• Q5

  Where does each modality actually fit?

  Not “does it work” — where in the sequence does it belong, for which kind of kid?

The why is how the solution gets precise. Every family helps us answer it.

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