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Savior of Health airdrop step by step tutorial
The Savior Of Health campaign is a survey-to-earn program that pays Heal Points, its in-app points, for answering health questions, completing daily check-ins and guessing how other members answered. It is open on 29 October 2026: the earn page serves cards to answer and the dashboard tracks daily missions and streaks. Taking part means connecting a wallet and answering. The Season 2 candidate policy asks you to confirm you are 16 or older to join.
Live · checked 29 October 2026
As of 29 October 2026, members are invited on the homepage and earn page to answer survey and check-in cards for Heal Points, and the dashboard lists daily missions and streak bonuses that pay Heal Points. The Season 2 revenue pool is described only as a proposal.
Savior of Health pays Heal Points for answering health survey cards and logging daily check-ins; connect a wallet on the earn page to start.
What is Savior of Health?
Savior Of Health is a survey-to-earn health panel. Members are paid in Heal Points for responding to health and wellness questions. Health clinics and research groups post the questions, and conversational AI handles the interview, offering tap-to-pick choices or free-text replies.
What sets it apart is a crowd-reading step: once a member has responded, they predict how the rest of the panel answered, and a close prediction earns extra points. The project's data API describes the panel as a young-adult health panel, and says organisations receive only anonymized aggregates, never individual records.
Alongside the surveys sits a personal wellness journal for logging water, exercise and sleep, with mood and meditation on a linked Mind Space page, and an AI care team that offers guidance. The site states that this guidance is not medical advice. A member's own responses are not handed to buyers; only anonymized results, shared with consent, reach the businesses that commission questions.
How Savior of Health works
Organisations such as clinics, research groups and wellness brands commission time-boxed questions. Members answer them, and the panel hands the buyer an anonymized aggregate instead of anyone's raw answers. A result is released only once it clears a k-anonymity threshold: the Season 2 page says the candidate release targets at least 10 distinct eligible accounts per released cell (20 for sensitive topics), up from 5 responses in Season 1.
On the member side, rewards are paid in Heal Points. Each answered card pays points, and the guessing step adds a bonus when a prediction lands close to the real result. The dashboard adds a daily mission that rewards the first log of each kind each day, plus streak milestones. Members can also lock Heal Points on a daily health goal: a win pays ×1.8, and a miss burns the stake.
Season 2 proposes a Data Contribution Pool that would put 40% of net data revenue into a shared pot each season, distributed as Heal Points. With no data revenue, nothing goes into the pool, and the Season 2 page adds that Heal Points are not a promise of cash or token conversion. The homepage describes Heal Points as in-app today, with on-chain utility following the roadmap. Neither the earn page nor the Season 2 page gives a snapshot or claim date.
The Heal Points airdrop
The campaign pays Heal Points, the in-app points of Savior of Health. Members earn them by answering commissioned survey cards, logging daily health activity, building streaks and making accurate guesses about how other members answered. The Season 2 pool would share 40% of net data revenue as Heal Points, but it is only a proposal.
Step by step: how to get the Heal Points airdrop
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Step 1: Open the earn page
Go to the earn page, where commissioned survey cards and the predict-the-crowd deck are listed.
Step 2: Connect a wallet to sign in
Use the wallet sign-in to log in with one signature; no email or password is needed. Under the Season 2 candidate policy, joining requires confirming you are 16 or older.
Step 3: Answer a card and guess the crowd
Pick a card, answer it, then guess how other members answered. A close guess earns a bonus on top of the answer.
Step 4: Log your day on the dashboard
The dashboard daily mission lists water, meal, exercise, mood and mind logs, and it shows only a preview until a wallet is connected. The wellness journal covers water and exercise, and the other logs open from the mission buttons.
Step 5: Check your Heal Points balance
Return to the dashboard to see your points and streak.
Savior of Health airdrop FAQ
Is the Savior of Health airdrop still live?
- Yes. On 29 October 2026 the site still invites members to answer survey and check-in cards for Heal Points, and the dashboard lists daily missions and streak bonuses. The Season 2 revenue pool is only proposed, so it is not a payout you can count on.
Does Savior Of Health have a token?
- The reward the site names is Heal Points, which it describes as in-app today. The Season 2 page offers no assurance that points convert to cash or tokens, and the homepage says on-chain utility grows with its roadmap. The Season 2 and earn pages give no snapshot or claim date.
How much does it cost to earn Heal Points?
- Nothing. The homepage says answering, logging and the AI care team are free to use, and that Heal Points are earned for honest answers and good crowd reads. Sign-in is a wallet signature, with no purchase or deposit described.
Does Savior Of Health require KYC?
- No. The pages describe no identity verification: you log in with a wallet signature instead of an email or password, and the Season 2 page says age is self-reported, not identity-verified. Its candidate policy sets 16+ to join.
How are Heal Points earned?
- Points come from answering commissioned survey cards, guessing how other members answered, and logging daily activity for the dashboard's daily mission and streaks. Points can also be staked on a daily health goal, which pays ×1.8 on a win and burns on a miss.
Sources for this listing
- 01saviorofhealth: Survey-to-Earn Health Panelsaviorofhealth.app · read 29 October 2026
- 02Season 2: what's new: Savior of Healthsaviorofhealth.app · read 29 October 2026
- 03saviorofhealth: Survey-to-Earn Health Panelsaviorofhealth.app · read 29 October 2026
- 04saviorofhealth: Survey-to-Earn Health Panelsaviorofhealth.app · read 29 October 2026
- 05saviorofhealth: Survey-to-Earn Health Panelsaviorofhealth.app · read 29 October 2026
- 06Savior of Health: official site (social links)saviorofhealth.app · read 29 October 2026
