- 01 Healthcare-tech founders sanity-checking an idea
- 02 Recently-diagnosed T1Ds with questions
- 03 Engineers fighting an EHR or fax workflow
- 04 Reporters writing about insulin access or healthcare AI
- 05 Readers with follow-ups on something I wrote
Inbox · open for letters
Send a real letter.
The internet has gotten loud. A real note still cuts through. Work, T1D, open source, or nothing in particular — write it down.
- Replies inside 48 hours Almost always less. Weekends sometimes drift.
- Reply comes from me No assistant, no auto-responder, no triage layer.
- If it's urgent Put URGENT in the subject. I'll see it.
Channels
Pick the room that fits the conversation.
Compose
One letter, no template.
Pick what brings you here, write what you'd say to a friend who happens to do this for a living, and hit send. I read every one.
Form goes through Formspree. Replies come from a Gmail address that I personally read. If you'd rather start in your own client, email me direct.
A note on fit
The kind of letters that get real replies.
Not gatekeeping. Setting expectations so neither of us wastes the other's time.
- 01 Cold sales — AI, marketing, staffing, anything
- 02 Generic LinkedIn intros with no context
- 03 Pitches asking me to evaluate a competitor product
- 04 "Quick favors" with no actual ask attached
End of the page
Whatever brought you here — write it down. I read everything.
— Ryan