The science of thriving has informed an easy-to-use, real-time survey that measures well-being and can both catalyze change and assess progress on what matters most in communities—all people and places thriving, no exceptions. Use of these well-being measures provides an invaluable and highly responsive complement to regular community needs assessments, population health indicators, and other social determinants of health that can take years to see measurable change. Rather than solely tracking individual health outcomes, a holistic approach that measures well-being provides a north star—one which diverse groups can rally around together.