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No. This is an educational tool, not legal, medical, insurance, real estate, or emergency advice. We summarize public data and point toward the receipts so you can understand the pattern and verify the source.

Because risk is local. Heat, smoke, drought, flooding, bad air, and toxic burden do not hit every place the same way. Knowing your area helps you ask better questions before the problem is already at your door.

Phase one focuses on climate and environmental signals: heat, wildfire smoke, drought, flood exposure, air quality, and toxic burden. The report should show a verdict first, then the actual reason behind it.

Next we want this to become a broader local risk dashboard: deeper climate data, neighborhood-level context, industrial facilities, disaster history, water quality, crime trends, and other public-interest datasets tied to where people live.

For this proof, the ZIP search is only used to generate the page experience. Before a real launch, we will write a plain-English privacy note that matches exactly how the production data pipeline works.