Anthélie maps 124 climate-sensitive diseases: what climate favours, what protects — sourced thresholds across 22 indicators, evidence levels, instant climate profiles. Bilingual EN/FR, works offline as an installable web app, no account, no tracking. Built by a public health physician. €0.99 once — free trial with 3 complete sheets (dengue, heart attack, heat stroke).
Hi Product Hunt! 👋
I'm Samer, a French physician. Climate quietly shapes almost every disease I meet: dengue needs warm nights, heart attacks spike with cold snaps and heatwaves, kidney stones follow hot days, meningitis epidemics in the Sahel ride a dry dusty wind. I wanted one place where all of this is written down properly — so I built it.
Anthélie gives each of 124 climate-sensitive diseases a "climate signature": what favours it in red, what protects in blue, with quantified thresholds across 22 indicators, strength of effect, level of evidence, mechanisms, populations at risk, prevention and sources. A Climate Profile tab lets you type any place's climate and see which diseases go on watch (10 presets included, from Mediterranean heatwave to monsoon).
A few choices I care about: fully bilingual (English/French), installs like an app and works offline, no account, no tracking — and €0.99, once. There's a free trial with 3 complete sheets (dengue, heart attack, heat stroke); the other 121 are visible but locked.
It's the 5th app of my little "Hélie" family — its sun mascot narrates the demo 🌞. I'd love your feedback, especially on thresholds and sources, which I'll keep refining. Ask me anything!
⚠️ Information tool only: it replaces neither official warnings nor medical advice.
Very useful app. I greatly appreciate the content