Health & LongevityStandards & InteroperabilityEdge & Local-first

Field notes — week of Apr 21, 2025

This week we spent our time on health and longevity, standards and interoperability and edge and local-first architecture. The recurring problem: biological data is abundant, but explainable, personalised action is scarce. The implication is a widening gap between what's known and what's acted on. The need is a single source of truth that stays current — precisely the system we assemble.

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