The Eudaimon Index™ is a compass for the modern life: a single signal of how harmoniously you live across the three pillars of human flourishing: Body, Mind, and Wealth.
It does not reduce life to a number. It reveals its proportions. It gathers your actions, reflections, and rhythms into one clear measure of alignment.

Its purpose is not judgment but guidance: to help you see where strength endures and where growth is needed. The Index is not the goal; it is the mirror that directs you toward Eudaimonia: a life of strength, clarity, and freedom.

 A MIRROR AND A GUIDE

The Eudaimon application is both instrument and teacher. It observes how you live - how you rest, move, work, spend, recover - and returns meaning, not noise. It gathers scattered data into coherence, translating patterns into proportion.

Where other tools offer metrics, this one offers understanding. Its feedback is not generic advice but reflection: calibrated to where you stand and what you need next. The intent is simple: to help you decide better, act wiser, and move steadily toward the good life.

 THE THREE DOMAINS OF ALIGNMENT

I. Physical Well-being

The body is the foundation of thought and labor. It cannot be ignored or tricked by shortcuts. The Index measures the rhythm of vitality; exertion, recovery, nourishment, rest. Not whether you move, but whether you endure.

Health is not appearance; it is capacity. The Eudaimon Index observes how well your physical strength sustains your intention and whether your habits support resilience or erode it.

II. Mental Clarity

Mental health is not the absence of pain but the presence of order. The Index follows the patterns of your inner life: stress and calm, focus and fatigue, mood and reflection. It also reads your connections, how you relate, listen, and belong. The mind is not an isolated organ but a social one.

It includes your sense of meaning and direction. For clarity is not achieved by silence alone, but by proportion: thought aligned with purpose, emotion governed by understanding.

III. External Sovereignty

Freedom is not wealth, but sufficiency. To live freely, one must master need before seeking gain. The Index regards your financial life not as measure of worth but as mirror of agency: how well you control the forces that would otherwise control you.

It looks for steadiness: debts managed, reserves built, spending aligned with values. Autonomy is the goal, not accumulation. Progress is measured not in luxury, but in liberty.

GUIDANCE, NOT JUDGMENT

The Eudaimon Index does not grade character. It clarifies direction. Each person receives a unified signal and a compass of priorities: what to fortify, what to restore, what to release.
Its aim is simplicity; to return you to the next right act.

EMPOWERED SIMPLICITY

In an age of infinite data, Eudaimon restores integration. It offers:

• Clarity, through one coherent signal of balance.
• Context, through insights that reveal proportion and progress.
• Direction, through practices that cultivate rhythm and resilience.
• Reflection, through recurring moments of pause and recalibration.

It turns fragmented observation into unified understanding.

BALANCE IS EARNED, AND MEASURABLE

Modern life pulls unevenly. We overinvest in the urgent and neglect the essential. The Eudaimon Index restores proportion. It does not predict perfection, but it shows orientation: where strength stands, where discipline falters, where harmony waits to be rebuilt.

It is not an algorithm of happiness. It is an architecture of awareness. Each measure points you back to practice, not performance; to order, not optimization.

THE PATH TO EUDAIMONIA

The Index does not promise ease. It promises clarity. It shows the structure of your days, not as judgment, but as invitation. To live Eudaimon is not to be lucky, but to be prepared.

Strength is measurable. So is confusion. What cannot be measured is the choice to begin again.

To see clearly, act justly, and live in proportion — this is the art of the well-lived life.
The Index only reveals the path.
You must walk it.