Hey there —
If you're reading this, you probably care about your health as much as I do. Maybe you've spent late nights scrolling through forums, comparing sleep scores, or wondering if your latest wearable is actually helping you feel better. Maybe you've felt the frustration of waiting for answers, or the uncertainty of navigating a system that treats you as a set of numbers instead of a whole person.
For years, I dove deep into the world of biohacking. Tracking every metric, running experiments on myself, and quantifying every aspect of my health. I tried every app, every device (RIP Nike FuelBand), logged everything in spreadsheets. But even with all that data, I kept feeling like there had to be a better way to use technology—not just to collect numbers, but to actually help me reach my goals and feel my best.
It wasn't always like this. For most of human history, health was a daily practice—personal, communal, and intuitive. People listened to their bodies, learned from their families, and made choices rooted in their own experience. Health was woven into the rhythms of life, not something managed by distant experts or dictated by algorithms.
The last two centuries changed everything. Science gave us vaccines, antibiotics, and the power to treat what once seemed untouchable. But as medicine advanced, we handed over the keys. Health became something managed by systems, insurance, and protocols. We became passive, waiting for instructions, hoping for fixes.
Now, we live in a world of infinite data and endless advice. We track, we measure, we optimize. Yet chronic disease is everywhere, and true well-being feels as elusive as ever. We're living longer, but not always better.
That's why I built Titan. I believe you should be the expert on your own body. Titan isn't here to replace your doctor or drown you in charts. It's here to put you back in the driver's seat—to help you see patterns, understand your trends, and make decisions with confidence. Your health, your data, your choices.
Titan is designed to be simple, beautiful, and actionable. I believe your health data should work for you, not lock you in. Use any wearable, connect what matters, and see the full picture. Privacy isn't an afterthought—it's a promise. Your data stays yours, always.
This is just the beginning. Titan is shaped by people like you—curious, proactive, and ready to take ownership of their well-being. We're building this together, and your feedback will guide every step.
Thanks for being part of this story. If you're ready to see what's possible when you become the Captain of your own health, we'd love to hear your feedback on how to make Titan even better.
Stephen M. Walker II
