We don't automate healthcare paperwork. We automate care.
Most healthcare technology is finding clever ways to make the existing system slightly better. We're building a different system.
We have a business model that rewards us for actually healing people. That means we can invest in technology that delivers care directly, rather than technology that helps humans bill for it. That unlocks a genuinely different set of engineering challenges, starting with musculoskeletal care: AI that perceives movement, reasons about biomechanics, and adapts clinical guidance in real time. Systems built to regulatory-grade standards, not just demo-grade ones.
Making this possible is a team that has genuinely crossed into the autonomous-agent era. We build harnesses that let AI agents ship high-quality PRs without engineers writing a line of code. We review reasoning logs, not just diffs. We deploy agent-first workflows across hundreds of engineers. Our designers code, and our engineers build interactive prototypes.
Come build with us.
How we defined clinical accuracy thresholds and re-engineered our computer vision stack to bring lab-grade range of motion measurement to members in their own homes.
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How we re-engineered TrueMotion's computer vision stack to accurately track human movement even when parts of the user are off-camera — going from 45% to 63% accuracy on out-of-frame poses.
Read more →Data, regulatory, distribution, and research moats give us a license most healthcare companies don't have: to automate care itself, not just the back office.
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