Steve Martocci

And, but I had this, that, that concept of like stack sharing back then.

And then I went on and built a, you know, kind of co-founded blade, which is like a, kind of like a Uber for helicopters vibe in New York.

We just built the app as a side project to.

what I was really doing at splice, which is helping musicians collaborate.

And then splice has grown to, I ran it for eight years and hired a new CEO and still growing, you know, used in probably the majority of top 40 music made with our samples and loops, which is really cool.

But when I was done, I'm like, I'm such a builder.

I like to build.

That's like really my thing and software that I want to exist.

And yeah,

You know, I wanted to build again after it took a year off, wanted to build again.

And this concept of stack sharing and the concept of like getting my supplements and what part of preventative medicine could I play?

What part of this revolution in consumer health could I play?

And I kept coming back to that concept.

started down the path, building it, and then realized like, wait a second, everything is broken in supplements.

Like end to end, like, sure, which new, what can new supplements even do for me?

You know, who do I trust?

What brands are worth taking?

You know, which ones work together right?

What are my friends taking?

And then, you know, getting down to like, how much should I spend on them?