Building
I build what
doesn't exist yet.
Every product I've built started from the same place: I needed it, it didn't exist, and no one else was building it from the inside. That's the logic. The gap is the product.
Current
Spoons.world
The global patient community directory.
A directory and connection layer for the global chronic illness community. Patient organizations, condition-specific communities, support networks, peer-support resources. The thing that lets a newly diagnosed person find their people without having to know the right keywords.
- ›Searchable directory of patient organizations worldwide
- ›Condition tagging across rare and common diseases
- ›Community quality signals built by patients
- ›Multi-language support from launch
Spooniversity
Online learning for chronically ill people.
The learning platform built from inside chronic illness. Courses on building, advocacy, public speaking, and navigating healthcare — made by people who live this, for people who live this. No wellness-brand sponsors. No inspiration porn. Just the education that didn't exist.
- ›Courses built from lived experience, not theory
- ›Installment pricing — you own it when you finish, no subscriptions
- ›Access support and pay-it-forward for people who need it
- ›Independent — no pharma, no insurance, no wellness brands
Previously built
Bedcoders
Software development from inside chronic illness.
Patient.mba
Business education for patient advocates and entrepreneurs.
Regula8
Tools for managing complex health regimens.
Denialbuster
Fighting medical gaslighting and insurance denials.
Medinformics
Health information architecture for complex patients.
Building in the patient space?
If you're building something for patients, with patients, or as a patient, I'm interested. Advisory work, collaboration, or just a conversation about what you're working on.
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