Skip to main content

Decision framework

Methodology

A high-level view of the checks and boundaries that turn independent signals into supported property decisions.
On this page

From location to a supported action

TerraCube keeps the index first, followed by the leading concern, a practical action, and the explanation a homeowner needs to interpret it.

  1. Location context

    Anchor the decision to the saved home.

  2. Independent signals

    Keep each supported signal in its intended role.

  3. 1-100 indices

    Supported concerns are normalized to one decision scale. Higher values need more attention.

  4. Confidence and coverage

    Show how strongly the available information supports the result.

  5. Supported action

    Put the practical next step before deeper explanation.

Separate clocks, clearer decisions.

The three planning lanes remain separate so a fast-changing condition never rewrites a long-range view.

Today

Read current context that can affect a decision now.

Kept separate from planning views that change more slowly.

Next 7 days

Review the near-term concerns that deserve practical attention.

A planning view, not an official warning or event prediction.

Long-range planning

See which property concerns may matter over future upgrades and ownership decisions.

A long-range screen, not a promise of a particular property outcome.

Portfolio priority routes attention across locations. It does not claim scientific equivalence between distinct concerns or time horizons.

Each time horizon keeps its own job

Today, the next 7 days, and long-range planning answer different questions. They remain separate from intake through presentation so one time horizon cannot silently rewrite another.

A portfolio priority view routes attention across locations. It does not claim scientific equivalence between different concerns or time horizons.

Quality is visible, including the gaps

Coverage, freshness, consistency, and confidence are checked before a supported index is shown. Missing information remains missing and never becomes a reassuring zero.

Useful available measurements or context may remain visible with a limitation, but an unsupported index is withheld.

Coverage

Unsupported results are withheld instead of filled with a reassuring value.

Freshness

The product shows a clear current, stale, or unavailable state.

Consistency

Conflicts are checked before a result is presented as decision-ready.

Confidence

Confidence and coverage remain visible beside every supported result.

Version-controlled delivery supports trust

Supported results move through repeatable checks before release. Public explanations stay high level to protect TerraCube's implementation. Resilience keeps preparing, stale, limited coverage, and temporarily unavailable states explicit.

A successful result remains reviewable within TerraCube's controlled operating environment. A malformed or unsupported result is withheld instead of presented as complete.

Property and account details are not published on this public page. Anyone with a homeowner-created share link can open it, so share links should be shared intentionally.

A planning screen, not a promise

TerraCube is not an official warning, property inspection, actuarial assessment, insurance assessment, or certified energy rating. It does not predict a particular event, property damage, loss, health outcome, or utility bill.

Use the result as structured context for planning, then bring qualified local expertise into material property, safety, financial, or health decisions. Review Our Data for the architecture guarantees and limitations.