Well-being correlates with higher life satisfaction, a better immune system, and longer life, yet the science remains at an early stage with little known about the upper end of the well-being and mental health spectrum. MAP was created to explore this domain and make its discoveries accessible to all and to facilitate a better future. MAP uses medical technology, life-science, and information services to provide scientifically-validated and peer reviewed web applications and systems that measure and improve individual and collective well-being in real time. We partner with Neuroscience Research Australia (NeuRA) a world-leading research institute affiliated with the University of New South Wales and Prince of Wales Hospital and have collaborated closely since 2012 on eHealth. ( https://www.neura.edu.au/project/e-health-intervention-studies-resilience/ ) In 2018 this collaboration successfully proposed a new mental health paradigm for peer-review in Frontiers - Clinical Psychology, now one of the most viewed and downloaded pieces or original research in the world. This new and dynamic framework enables services and offerings in public and personal health on a cutting edge scale.MAP makes contributions to basic and clinical research in the fields of behavioural and cognitive neuroscience, psychiatry, and public mental health through its life science evaluation CT framework. Search Centeredness Theory or visit https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fpsyg.2018.00610/full or go directly to https://mapwellbeing.com MAP’s advanced algorithmic analysis and prescriptive analytics make a new dimension of wellbeing, mental health, and resilience accessible at scale. (A new iteration of MAP will be released early 2025.)