Petalz Research
Explore evidence-informed work behind Petalz Mosaic, including ambient engagement, caregiver capacity, privacy-aware measurement, and practical pilots with families.
Featured Research Article
Douglas Greff outlines the research-informed hypothesis behind Petalz Mosaic: reducing interaction complexity while increasing emotionally relevant content exposure may support observable engagement patterns over time.
Read the articlePetalz research focuses on practical, observable patterns: what helps people feel connected, what reduces caregiver burden, and what makes a shared care system easier to sustain.
Evidence around familiar content, relational proximity, and the health risks associated with social isolation.
Start with The Science of ConnectionHow passive and zero-interaction experiences can reduce friction for people who do not use standard apps comfortably.
Read the approachHow shared visibility, roles, tasks, and prompts can help families coordinate care without relying on scattered messages.
See coordination researchWe avoid broad claims unless the evidence level is clear. Our work looks at measured behavior, structured feedback, and responsible interpretation of non-clinical signals.
This hub will collect research articles, pilot opportunities, and practical updates as the work develops.
An evidence-informed overview of the Petalz research foundation, system hypotheses, measurement framework, and references.
Read articleFamilies and caregivers can help shape Petalz through structured product research and feedback.
Join a pilot studyFuture notes will cover case study results, engagement findings, and lessons from real family use.
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