Welcome
Welcome Screens
The app requires basic information of the users to sign up, such as name and email.
To join the household, users have to insert the Household Code. It can be found in the Health Cabinet.
Welcome
Once added basic information, the user has to accept or schedule a time for the first Health Dialogue.
The user is officially a member of the household.
Before the first Health Dialogue, the Health Cabinet is the only feature available. To unlock the other features, a first discussion is needed.
While waiting for everyone to gather around the table, a waiting room will be created, with prompt cards as conversation starters.
Once everyone is ready to start the Health Dialogue, the app will remind flatmates to grab their Health Cabinet.
Kick off
The first part of the dialogue is called KickOff. It aims at break the ice and allow flatmates to introduce themselves.
At the beginning of each part, the app will decide who among the flatmates has to start the conversation.
Flatmates co-create the House Profile as the first activity of the discussion.
Kick off
Each flatmate decides to or not to share the data generated using the app with PHE and the Letting Agency.
The flatmates are asked what kind of flatmates are they, and to describe themselves, their hobbies and lifestyles.
Swiping card flatmates reveal a new question about key things when sharing a home, hopes and fears.
The users finish the first part of the dialogue.
Health and Living
The second part of the dialogue is called ”Health and Living” and it aims at setting co living expectations and health concerns.
The app assigns the role to start the conversation to a different person.
Flatmates are asked if they have and want to share any health conditions that might require other people’s attention.
Swiping up, users have access to a page where they can type their health information and precautions needed.
Health and Living
To facilitate the discussion, a swiping voting system has been integrated in the app and explained to the users with an animation.
On the screen will appear 5 different cards, regarding quick opinions to be discussed within the household.
Flatmates can express their personal preferences, voting YES swiping right
and voting NO swiping left.
At the end of this part, a brief summary of the quick opinion will be shown, showing the preferences of each of the flatmates.
After the quick opinions, it’s time to discuss cleaning and hygiene. The app informs flatmates they are halfway through the ”Health and Living” part.
Flatmates are encouraged to read the cards, discuss it and then add their preference.
Flatmates will go through four different ”Let’s talk” cards. Swiping up, users have access to a page where they can insert their preference.
Health and Living
They can choose between two different levels of formality: casual and formal.
Household Health will analyse the answers of the flatmates,
defining if the household level of formality is closer to casual or to formal.
Scrolling, flatmates have access to a summary of the answers they gave
and to a Home Code recommended based on their previous answers.
Flatmates are asked if they want the app to generate a weekly rota.
Through the app, flatmates can subscribe to 3rd party services that offer cleaning products.
Health Emergencies
The third part of the dialogue is about �Health Emergencies� and it aims at increasing preparedness to emergencies.
The app assigns the role to start the conversation to a different person.
Since the COVID-19 emergency, flatmates are asked to agree on common safety precautions.
The app asks if anyone in the household is in the risk group.
Health Emergencies
Swiping up, flatmates have access to a screen with information regarding the risk group. The information are provided by the NHS.
Flatmates are then asked to discuss some new actions to their Home Code, suggested by the Government.
Through the swiping system, each flatmate is asked to express their preference.
Flatmates are asked if they want to subscribe to a monthly infection prevention kit.
Flatmates are shown a summary of the answers they gave.
The app informs flatmates they are halfway through the �Health Emergencies� part. They are introduced to the topic of Local emergency services.
The app asks if flatmates know what to do in case of emergency and encourages them to read the information needed in the Health Cabinet.
Flatmates are asked if they want to purchase and share needed items for an emergency cabinet.
Health Emergencies
Swiping up, flatmates have access to a shopping list of all the items they should have in case of emergency.
Flatmates are informed that they have finished the third part of the Health Dialogue
Agreement
The last part of the dialogue is the �Agreement�.
The app assign the role to start the conversation to a different person.
Flatmates are asked to share how they would like to deal with disagreement and situations or concerns.
After the discussion, flatmates have access to a summary of all the things they have discussed and the actions they have decided to take.
Agreement
Flatmates are asked to read the agreement form and to sign it.
Turning the phone in landscape mode, flatmates can insert their sign.
Signing the contract, flatmates finish the Health Dialogue.
Everyday life
After the Health Dialogue, flatmates have unlocked all the other features.
They can suggest and schedule a new Health Dialogue in case it’s needed (ie: a new flatmate join the household, or a health emergency happens like COVID-19)
In case someone of the household shows COVID-19 symptoms, isolation is needed. Here flatmates can find all the information they need to know (ie: do’s and don’ts).
In the Home Code flatmates have access to all the actions they agreed on during the last Health Dialogue.
Everyday life
In the Health Cabinet flatmates can mark items from the list that they already have and always monitor what is missing.
In case something bad happens, flatmates have access to other flatmates’ emergency contact.
In the Safety Handbook flatmates can find a list of cleaning tips and precautions needed based on their home profile.