What I am Building Today

Most people don’t think about their well-being until something goes wrong. That was true for me. A personal injury forced me to face not just the physical recovery itself, but also the chaos of coordinating care. Every practitioner—doctors, coaches, mentors, advisors—had their own forms, apps, and processes. Even within the same network, it was impossible to manage 5–10 different tools per provider, let alone remember where anything was stored, shared, or communicated. Interoperability may exist, but real-world data sharing often remains frustratingly out of reach.

How did we get here? We’re inundated with quick fixes, each promising a singular “perfect” path, yet failing to account for the complexity of human lives. Technology, too, has fallen into this trap, offering efficiency in one narrow box while ignoring the interconnected dimensions that make us who we are. Even the newest AI solutions largely stay within rigid parameters, providing advanced outputs but still isolating critical pieces of our well-being.

Introducing Be On, built around a single guiding principle: growth through innovation for humanity. By focusing on holistic wellness, we seek to address every dimension of an individual’s life—physical, mental, social, professional, etc.—in one integrated platform. It’s not about forcing everyone into a one-size-fits-all model, but rather equipping people, practitioners, and companies with the tools needed to collaborate and thrive. Our vision of a truly interoperable solution is simple: bring as many capabilities as possible under one roof so that individuals can focus on what truly matters—achieving balance, unlocking potential, and building a life of sustainable growth.

I’m passionate about solving a problem that has frustrated millions: disconnected tools, data silos, and incomplete support. Be On realigns our relationship with technology and data, empowering us to make well-being our priority. And that, I believe, is the future we all deserve.