A designer. An AI engineering team. Zero traditional developers. This is the journal of how one caregiver is building the health tool she needed — in public.
Betsy Eble spent 20 years in healthcare UX, including designing the UX for Duke Health's first EHR. When her parents' health got complicated, she realized no tool existed for the person holding someone else's chart. So she started building one.
Most health tools are built around you. Your steps. Your sleep. Your labs. This is the story of why Wellet exists.
Most caregivers I talk to say some version of the same thing: "I feel like I'm not doing enough."
Not a flex. A reframe. And a conversation about who gets to build healthcare technology — and why it matters.
Build in Public, Article #4 — what shipped this week and what's coming next.
One sentence buried in Epic's developer docs — and the day it forced me to register a brand-new app from scratch.
The morning a real Duke chart connected end-to-end — and four doctors' names, phone numbers, and addresses showed up on screen the way they always should have.
The audio companion to this journal. Episodes drop weekly alongside major shipping milestones.