Research hub

The idea is simple.The evidence is not.

DryLah! focuses on one household task inside a much larger dengue-control system. Explore the public evidence, what we heard from users, what the prototype showed and what still needs to be tested.

  • 01Singapore context

    13,651

    cases in 2024

    Singapore context

    Cases, habitats and where flowerpot plates rank.

  • 02Household behaviour

    12

    household interviews

    Household behaviour

    Twelve conversations. Three decisions that changed the product.

  • 03Mosquito biology

    4

    points the barrier must hold

    Mosquito biology

    Why a dry-looking surface is not proof of a barrier.

  • 04Alternatives

    5

    options compared

    Alternatives

    A wick or lid alone is not new. Here is the honest comparison.

  • 05Testing roadmap

    6

    weeks to the next proof point

    Testing roadmap

    Six weeks, three gates, and what would make us redesign.

06Methodology

Every claimcarries a label.

Public figures set context. Project research is what we collected ourselves. Product claims are marked by how far the prototype has actually gone.

Public evidence

Supported by a linked external source.

Project research

Collected by the team, such as the 12 interviews.

Demonstrated

Directly shown by the current physical prototype.

Proposed

Part of the design but not yet demonstrated.

Must validate

An answer that could change the design, price, launch or decision to continue.

Concept illustration

A drawing or animation explaining intent.

07Source index

Where the numberscome from.

Public figures establish context. They do not prove DryLah performance, demand or causal impact. Full source library

  1. 01

    2025 inspections, breeding habitats, cluster-area household share, annual cases

    Accessed 20 Oct 2026

  2. 02
    Know The Potential Aedes Breeding Sites

    National Environment Agency, Live page

    Home breeding-habitat rankings for 2023 to 2025

    Accessed 20 Oct 2026

  3. 03
    Other Preventive Measures

    National Environment Agency, Live page

    Every-other-day plate emptying and scrubbing guidance

    Accessed 20 Oct 2026

  4. 04

    Singapore survey of 400 adults; awareness and practice scores

    Accessed 20 Oct 2026

  5. 05
    Life Cycle of Aedes Mosquitoes

    US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 16 Apr 2024

    Egg placement, adhesion, desiccation survival and aquatic stages

    Accessed 20 Oct 2026