Recent posts tagged health-tech

A smartwatch can tell you that you slept for 6 hours and 42 minutes. It can tell you that your resting heart rate was higher than usual, that you took fewer steps yesterday or that your HRV changed overnight. But there is a point where a collection ...

A health copilot can answer a question in seconds. Building one that is still useful six months later is a different problem. People do not experience health as a sequence of disconnected prompts. A question about sleep can be connected to a new wor...

Modern wearables have become remarkably good at understanding what we're doing. A smartwatch can often recognize when you're walking, running, cycling, swimming, climbing stairs, sleeping or even when you've taken a hard fall. Some devices can estima...

Most people buy smartwatches to become healthier, more productive or to gain a sharper edge over their daily schedules. We strap these high-tech sensors to our wrists with the best intentions to effortlessly optimize our lives. But after a while, the...

Hey CoderLegion, I wanted to share a project I've been working on called AI Doctor Notes. The core problem it solves is pretty universal: you walk into a doctor's office, get overwhelmed with information, and walk out forgetting half of the instru...