I build healthcare software
that replaces enterprise.

Clinical data collection for ABA therapists — the people who teach children with autism through structured repetition. Therapists record trials on tablets in noisy classrooms, so every touch target is 140px wide and every interaction forgives imprecision. The mastery engine watches the data and tells the therapist when a child is ready to move forward.

Practice management for four home health agencies in New York. Therapists document visits on their phones. Supervisors cosign remotely. The system tracks sixty credential types and locks anyone out the instant a critical one expires — before an auditor ever has to ask.

Time tracking built in two days because the agency needed it yesterday. Employees clock in on a wall-mounted iPad. Managers see who’s working in real time. Timesheets generate themselves. Usage grew 2.4x in fourteen weeks because it just works.

Every five minutes, this system reads the agency’s inbox, understands the referral buried inside each email, and writes structured data to a spreadsheet. What used to take someone four hours a day now takes fifteen minutes of review.

A clinical document validator that runs a 3.8-billion-parameter AI model entirely in the browser. No data leaves the device — ever. Therapists upload PDFs and the system checks dates, terminology, contacts, and template compliance without a single byte touching the cloud.