THRESH — Know Before You Cross
THRESH cross-references your address with environmental hazard data — radon zones, flood risk, air quality, Superfund proximity — to give you a free environmental risk score. Your biology comes next.
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JP's retroactive THRESH score for 4526 W 46th Ave, Denver.
His house made him sick for four years. This would have told him in 2021.
// free environmental score
Enter any US address. We cross-reference EPA radon zones, FEMA flood maps, air quality data, and Superfund proximity — all public data, scored for your location in seconds.
Address scored
// the genetic layer is coming
A home inspection tells you about the house. A genome report tells you about you. Nobody connects them. THRESH does.
"An inspector flagged moisture intrusion — a $5K negotiation point. For someone with impaired detox enzymes, amplified inflammation, and mold-susceptible genetics, that moisture intrusion was a $50K health liability. Same house. Different biology. Completely different risk."
— THRESH SPEC · Swivel Labs · 2026
// what comes next
v2 · Premium
Genetic cross-reference
Upload your 23andMe or Ancestry file. THRESH identifies which hazards are amplified by your specific SNP variants. GSTP1, IL-6, MTHFR — the variants that change everything.
v2 · Standard
Inspection PDF analysis
Upload your home inspection report. THRESH reads it, extracts hazard findings, and cross-references with your health profile. The report your inspector couldn't write.
v3 · Visualization
3D home walkthrough
Walk through a 3D model of your home with risk overlays by room. Watch the basement go from red to green after radon mitigation. The dopamine hit of a healthy home.