MVPs · looking for partners
These are my own products. They're out of the drawing board and they work — but they don't become real businesses with one person alone. What's missing is what I don't have: an audience, market expertise and capital. If one of them speaks to you, this page is an invitation.
The projects
Adherence to nutrition protocols breaks down through friction: apps demand that the patient type everything, and they quit within weeks. Meanwhile the professional follows up from memory, with no real data between one appointment and the next.
The MVP already does the essentials: sign-up, goal setting, a strategy built from biometrics, macro calculation, and an AI engine that generates custom recipes — including reading a photo of the fridge, to remove manual entry altogether.
The bigger vision is an Open Health ecosystem: a platform where the user records their life history — habits, lab results, water, training — and health professionals supervise and iterate on that data in an integrated way.
An engine that creates whole episodes from a single topic: it sweeps the web in real time for the most relevant sources in the niche, generates a natural dialogue tuned to the brand's tone, and synthesises voices that debate the content like real hosts — audio ready to publish.
It works today. What doesn't exist yet is the product around it: an interface for the end client, plans, automatic distribution.
Why I'm saying this in public
I can build the product — the rest of this site demonstrates that. What doesn't get solved alone at a computer is access to market, validation with people who live the problem daily, and the financial runway to cross the stage where no revenue is coming in yet.
I'd rather say that openly than pretend everything is ready. If you hold one of those pieces and the problem interests you, let's talk with no strings attached.
If you're in health, in media, or you invest at early stage, write to me. I'll show you the product working and speak plainly about numbers, risks and what I still don't know.