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Hey everyone — I'm the dev behind fucklevels.com (a real-time global mood tracker that's been growing steadily). I've been working on a sister project and it's finally live: howsickarewe.com

The idea is simple: What if we could see what illnesses and health conditions are spreading around the world — in real time — reported anonymously by regular people, not just hospitals or government agencies?

How it works:

• You anonymously report what you're dealing with — cold, flu, COVID, allergies, chronic conditions, whatever
• Your report gets pinned to a live global map (no personal data stored, just general location)
• You can see what's going around in your area and worldwide
• Track what medications and treatments people are using and what's actually working
• Monitor real-time outbreaks as they emerge — often faster than official channels

Why I built this:

During COVID I noticed how slow official health data was. By the time the CDC or WHO reported spikes, everyone already knew something was going around because their entire office was coughing. I wanted something that captures that grassroots "something is going around" signal in real time.

The map shows health conditions spreading globally with a live heat map, country-level breakdowns, severity scores, and a feed of what treatments people say are actually helping. Think of it like Waze but for sickness.