SPG Health is now live — Introducing the first operational interface of the BlackSwan PreCog system
Updated: Apr 17
After months of conceptual development, field testing, and early case applications, we are pleased to announce the release of the first operational interface of BSPG Health. - note: the App is unavailable between 17th Apr. until 5th May).
BSPG (BlackSwan PreCog) was initially developed as a structured methodology to analyze complex human situations under uncertainty — particularly where conventional approaches struggle due to incomplete information or cognitive overload.
Today, this methodology becomes accessible through a dedicated application.
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What is BSPG Health?
BSPG Health is not a diagnostic tool.
It is a situational awareness system designed to:
structure fragmented information
identify risk patterns
support decision-making under uncertainty
reduce cognitive overload in complex personal or health-related situations
It operates as a complementary layer alongside existing medical, psychological, or practical frameworks.
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Why now?
In real-world applications, a recurring pattern emerged:
People are not necessarily blocked by lack of solutions,
but by too many simultaneous variables to process.
BSPG addresses this by externalizing complexity and restoring clarity.
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Current status: Beta
The application is currently available in beta mode.
This means:
iterative improvements are ongoing
selected users may be onboarded progressively
feedback plays a key role in system refinement
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Early observations
Initial users have reported:
improved clarity in decision-making
reduction in mental load
better prioritization of actions
increased sense of control over complex situations
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Access
You can access the application here: (Unavailable 17th Apr. - 5th May)
If you are interested in participating in the beta phase or integrating BSPG into your workflow, feel free to reach out.
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Final note
BSPG was designed to operate where uncertainty is highest.
This release marks a transition from theory to practice.
Sincerely,
François G Wayenberg on behalf of the BSPG Team
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