The space health initiative released tools that aggregate telemetry and contextual data to support crew well‑being during missions. The system correlates signals from multiple sources—environmental, operational, and physiological when available—to provide actionable insights rather than raw streams. Interfaces emphasize privacy and need‑to‑know access, and analytic outputs are designed to be interpretable by mission staff. The release includes documentation on sensor validation, calibration, and alert thresholds, acknowledging limitations and the need for conservative interpretations. Simulated scenarios assess false positives and negatives to improve trust in the system before mission use. Over time, the project will expand datasets, refine models with domain expertise, and publish procedures that help teams integrate monitoring into regular operations without adding undue workload.