Single-page strategic pitch for health-system readers; phone mockup wraps in newspaper-style columns; retire multi-page nav and redirect /executive-summary to home.
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- Executive summary "For health systems" now leads with Epic explicitly and
the three cards are framed as what the EHR structurally can't do, feeding
context back into Epic, and patient-owned persistence — aimed at a reader
whose world is the Epic transition.
- Merge the redundant "Where we fit" section into "Why this is different"
(kept its one strong highlight card), dropping the now-unused Badge import.
- Homepage: add a one-line "works alongside the systems a care team already
uses, not instead of them" bridge in the differentiation section, keeping
the hero purely consumer.
Bill's intro email to Northwell primes the reader for the personal story
behind the app; the exec summary is the page that link lands on, and it
only had a bare signature. Adds the same founder line as the homepage
plus a fuller signature (Bucknell, CS&E). Screen version only — the
print one-pager's fixed layout is left untouched.
Optional NEXT_PUBLIC_UMAMI_* env vars load tracking when set; marketing pages now mention iOS TestFlight and Google Play internal testing.
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- Strip em-dashes from exec-summary copy.
- "An ongoing touchstone": clarify the record stays on-device and the
patient chooses what to share back (consented, revocable), resolving the
apparent contradiction with "nothing is uploaded."
- "A branded surface": name the levers a health system is measured on
(in-network retention, adherence/follow-through, avoidable readmissions)
instead of an unspecified "revenue-generating" claim.
- Retune print spacing/leading to keep the one-pager on a single page.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Medscribe is an everyday companion — capture (record + searchable
transcription), understand (plain-language medication chat grounded in the
record + FDA facts), and manage (OCR, reminders, refills) — that is ALSO
ready to hand to a caregiver, a new specialist, or an ER. Reframe the
snapshot, problem, and lead differentiator so the emergency handoff reads
as the sharp end of the product, not its whole definition.
Also reduce the print one-pager's outside padding (0.5in -> 0.4in sides,
0.26in -> 0.22in top) so it uses the page better. Still one page.
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- Add a "For health systems" section (screen + print): ongoing touchstone /
retention, branded per-provider revenue surface, complements (not competes
with) the EHR.
- Add a full-width "Who it's for" section to the print PDF.
- Rebuild the print one-pager to fit one page: drop scenarios/impact from
print, remove the silent overflow-hidden clip, tune typography/spacing,
bottom-pin the footer, add slight padding above section headers.
- Generalize the scenario card so it doesn't read as diabetes-only.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
New /landscape page maps the competitive field by category (with named
examples and the gap each leaves), an AlignCare callout, and the combined
job no incumbent owns. Add a compact, competitor-free "Where we fit"
section to the executive summary linking to it, and a Landscape nav item.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Frame the defensible tech as product differentiation (no business
framing): a fine-tuned on-device model, measured safety (0→97% label
extraction, 100% unsafe-prompt refusals), and compounding local context.
Added to both the screen layout and the print one-pager.
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Replace HTTP Basic Auth with a branded /login flow and signed session cookie, using Next.js 16's proxy convention for route protection.
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