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Building HealthSpark YC F24

San Francisco
Joined April 2010
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Ok this is pretty cool
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Fleet Week from Hawk Hill 🚴
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One of my favorite things about personal agents like Muse and Instinct is getting meaningful work done while out walking or running along Crissy Field I was already building product on the run with remote Claude. Now connectors let my agents work directly in my apps to research customers, send cold outreach and email at scale, and update my CRM Covid era treadmill desks are cooked. We’re entering the golden age of 10k steps per day
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Muse is amazing for building automations on Meta’s platforms. A few ways I’m using it for HealthSpark this week 👇 1. Facebook groups. There are hundreds of groups with tens of thousands of healthcare practitioners asking how to start their own practice, how to bill insurance, etc. Muse can monitor who’s newly joining, what they’re asking, and help us reach out at the exact moment HealthSpark can help them. 2. Finding creators and engaging with them. When we were promoting telehealth physical therapy covered by insurance, I spent so much time looking through LA and Bay Area running clubs and events, going through the social graph to find UGC creators to DM about working together. Muse can basically do that for me now. 3. Building a presence in those communities. Beyond reaching out to creators, Muse can find profiles that match our audience or bring that audience together, then follow them and like and comment on their posts to get HealthSpark on people’s radar. 4. Optimizing our Facebook and Instagram profiles. Muse can help make them look professional, from the profile and cover photos to the bio and highlights, so people get a solid first impression when they find HealthSpark. It can build and run our social media content on a schedule too, and respond when people engage with us.
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Bad Blood was required reading in three different courses in my Berkeley grad program. Now we can finally add Nathan Fielder to the MEng curriculum
Here is official trailer, You Can See Everything
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After years of watching agent demos book flights and movie tickets I think I’ve finally found a use case Using Muse to craft the ultimate Dune IMAX + Doomsday Dolby Cinema double feature experience at the Metreon AGI is here
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Touching grass, ice, and scree on our way to the top of South Sister
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Many raging wildfires north of us – we lucked out with favorable westerly winds
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The only non-AI billboard in SF is in the Marina. It’s reminding you to go touch grass this summer
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The new PDX never gets old
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One of my takeaways from the World Cup was how many people around me were casually sports betting Friends around me, people at bars. Lots of $10–40 bets on games Has this always been the norm? Or is this the Kalshi effect?
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The new PDX never gets old
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In a world racing toward AI coaches, AI therapists, and AI trainers, Future is doing the opposite – doubling down on dedicated human guidance I think this points to a broader trend: when it comes to health, fitness, and behavior change, people still want a real human accountability partner It's a parallel to what we're building at HealthSpark, and to other telehealth models like Nourish, Grow Therapy, and Headway AI can make care delivery scalable and handle the work around the edges — but there's still real demand for skilled human care, the kind you can actually pay for with insurance insider.fitt.co/future-expan…
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Dropping these off at every One Medical in SF today
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