Your score breakdown

The score breakdown page shows the full detail behind your health score: your four pillars, what moved this week, the single action that would improve your score most, and your recent history.

If how your score works is the rulebook, this page is your personal report against it.

How it works

What's on the page

Score hero. Your current score out of 1,000, your band, and a confidence cue ("Still learning" / "Building confidence" / "Confirmed") so you can tell at a glance how firm the number is.

What moved this week. A short, plain-language read on which pillar shifted and why — or an honest "held steady" when nothing material changed. Below it sits your biggest move: the single most impactful thing you could do next, with the points it's worth and a button to act on it.

The four pillars. Income flow, Debt position, Savings, and Habits, each shown with your points against its maximum and a small trend line. Tap any pillar to expand it in place and see three things:

• What's driving it — the specific signals behind your score on that pillar right now.
• How it's measured — what the pillar rewards, in plain terms.
• What would move it — the single highest-impact change for that pillar.

Score history. Your recent weekly scores as bars, each with an up, down, or flat marker — enough to see the trend without drowning in history. The history reflects the four-pillar score from the point it went live; earlier weeks aren't shown on the new scale.

Where else the score appears

The score shows in three places, each at a different level of detail:

1. Dashboard score hero — the number, your band, the confidence cue, and the four pillars as rows you can tap straight through to this page.
2. The coach — ask about your score and the coach describes it in the same four pillars, with the same confidence cue.
3. Score breakdown page — the full detail described here.

Why it works this way

The pillars are the breakdown. Rather than a separate list of components, the four pillars you see everywhere are the same four you drill into here — one consistent mental model across the app.

One clear next action. The biggest move appears near the top and again inside the relevant pillar. A single, specific next step is the point of the page.

The history builds forward. When the four-pillar score went live, the history started fresh on the new scale rather than trying to convert old numbers that were measured differently.