The Resilium platform shows how prepared you really are for real-life disruption — across finances, health, skills, mobility, psychology, and emergency readiness. Get a scored resilience report + personalized action plan in under 15 minutes. No email required. Run it solo or for your entire household.
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Hey Product Hunt! 👋 I'm the person behind Resilium.
I built this because I found myself anxious about "big picture" disruption risks — inflation, geopolitical instability, war, all during a sudden job loss — but I couldn't find a tool that gave me an honest picture of where I actually stood. Everything I found was either generic advice, prepper-adjacent content, or surveys with no real output.
So I built a structured, scored resilience assessment across 6 life dimensions — because vague reassurance doesn't help, but knowing exactly which gaps to close does.
A few things I'd love to hear from you:
1. Which of the 6 dimensions surprises you most about your own situation?
2. What scenario would you most want to stress-test? (job loss, health crisis, relocation, etc.)
3. What's missing that would make this genuinely useful for your life?
The assessment is free and anonymous — no email required. Takes about 12 minutes. I would love your honest feedback. 🙏
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12 hours in. For anyone still deciding whether to take the assessment: it's 15 minutes, the report and action plan are yours permanently even on the free tier.
Something I learned while building this: most people assume Finances will be their weakest dimension. In practice, the gaps that tend to surprise people most are in Skills (what you can actually do without infrastructure) and Social Capital (who you can realistically call in a genuine crisis). I'd love to know — if you've taken it, which dimension caught you off guard?
I love the 'selfish problem' origin story. Those are always the best tools. We’re all feeling that underlying geopolitical anxiety turning it into a structured score is brilliant for mental health, let alone actual prep. What's the roadmap for 'closing the gaps' will you suggest specific tools for each dimension? @crispaun
12 hours in. For anyone still deciding whether to take the assessment: it's 15 minutes, the report and action plan are yours permanently even on the free tier.
Something I learned while building this: most people assume Finances will be their weakest dimension. In practice, the gaps that tend to surprise people most are in Skills (what you can actually do without infrastructure) and Social Capital (who you can realistically call in a genuine crisis). I'd love to know — if you've taken it, which dimension caught you off guard?
Shared my story also on https://www.indiehackers.com/post/i-launched-resilium-today-a-personal-resilience-platform-built-out-of-one-of-the-harder-years-of-my-life-IQgib6W2tb7hnyIVukNh
I love the 'selfish problem' origin story. Those are always the best tools. We’re all feeling that underlying geopolitical anxiety turning it into a structured score is brilliant for mental health, let alone actual prep. What's the roadmap for 'closing the gaps' will you suggest specific tools for each dimension? @crispaun