Fragility Concentration
Three degraded dependencies sharing one failure path is a fault line, not a coincidence.
See where your exposure concentrates. The clusters are where the cascade starts.
A structural audit for your life
You feel it. Now you can see it.
Fuel standards slipping. Internet controls tightening. Housing markets stalling. Healthcare systems straining. You sense the ground shifting — but you only see pieces. Fault Line maps your personal fragility: every system you depend on, when each last worked as promised, and where the cracks connect.
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The Gap
You track your money. You track your health. You don't track your infrastructure.
Maps your portfolio risk
Financial advisor
Maps your emotional patterns
Therapist
Maps your dependency infrastructure
Nothing — yet
You have detailed dashboards for your investments. You can name your emotional triggers. But the systems you depend on to live — food, energy, healthcare, internet, governance, water, housing — have no map. You are carrying risk you cannot see across dependencies you have never listed.
You cannot prepare for what you cannot see.
The Tool
Map Your Fault Lines
Three phases. No account. Your map never leaves your browser.
Phase 1 — List
Check the systems you depend on. Add your own.
0 dependencies listed · Minimum 3 to see your map
What You See
The map doesn't predict. It reveals.
The Backup Paradox
You'd reach for the internet if your phone fails. Your phone runs on the internet.
The thing you would grab depends on the thing that is breaking. We draw it in red.
Blind Spots
Dependencies with zero redundancy — the ones you have not thought about.
An empty ring on the map. The shape of risk you did not know you were carrying.
Last Known Good
When each system last worked as promised. Not feelings — a timestamp.
The gap between "this week" and "can't remember" is where cracks form.
What people discover
The numbers behind the map
14
Average dependencies
Most people can't name 3 when asked
68%
Find a backup paradox
The thing they'd reach for depends on what's degrading
42%
Have no backup at all
Nearly half — zero redundancy
4min
Time to your biggest fault line
From listing to clarity
How It Works
Three steps. No account. No advice. Just the map.
01
LIST
Check the systems you depend on. Add your own.
Average: 14 dependencies. Most people cannot name 3.
02
MARK
When did each LAST WORK AS PROMISED?
Today? This year? Can't remember? One question per dependency.
03
SEE
Your fragility map renders.
Fault lines. Backup paradoxes. Blind spots. Now you see what you sensed.
No account required. No data stored on our servers. Your map stays in your browser. Come back in 6 months, update your timestamps, see what shifted.
Questions
What people ask first
Vague anxiety is worse than specific risk. You are already carrying the weight — you just cannot see its shape. Naming your fault lines does not create fragility; it reveals what is already there. Most people report relief, not fear. The anxiety was already costing you. Now it has a map.
One more thing
The ground is already shifting. You might as well see the map.
List your dependencies. Mark when each last worked as promised. See where your fault lines concentrate. No account. No cost. No data leaves your browser.
Two buttons. No commitment. The map is yours.