Telepatia

Naming the company after your dad and opening the launch with that origin story is the kind of thing that bypasses any pitch deck. Already mentally on the cap table.

The pacing on that video reveal is sharp, the cut from the personal story to the product demo gave me actual chills. Whoever edited this earned their fee twice over.

Quick naive question: when the AI doctor gets something wrong, who carries the liability? Asking because I don't see that addressed anywhere on the site.

Tagline rewrite for free: "The doctor who never clocks out." You can Venmo me later.

Genuinely might be the last clinical AI product shipped without a full agent stack. Six months from now this entire flow is one autonomous loop.

Series A is cute but what's the gross margin on inference per consult? Healthcare AI burns compute like it's free and reimbursement cycles take 90+ days.

Building in adjacent territory (nurse triage copilot) and respect what you all are doing. Curious how you're handling EHR write-back without losing clinician trust.

Shipped something almost identical inside a big tech health pod in 2019 and it died in legal review for 14 months. Glad someone got to actually launch it.

Impression count on that tweet is wild but the like-to-bookmark ratio tells me people are saving it to read the founder story later, not engaging with the product. Worth watching.

Tried the demo on mobile and the first-tap experience needs work, three taps before I knew what I was supposed to do. Fix that and the conversion story changes.

Three weeks out from launching something in adjacent clinical tooling and watching this thread for the playbook. The opening hook is the part I keep rewinding.