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Despite that, it is high time that low impact chronic conditions are treated in a personalized manner - by noting patient specific conditions and using the variations caused by lifestyle changes - for improvements.
Kudos to the team. Absolutely the step in the right direction
1) Is it that to make it really big, to the likes of Microsoft, Facebook a founder has to play games and trick his own friends in a way that the founder owns majority of stake in the company. I am not necessarily saying it is bad, it is just a observation and want your opinion. It is totally possible that one of the co-founders is so passionate about the idea that he works hard by twice or thrice as much as other cofounder and in the process somehow manages to get hold of major equity. What do you think? Is it necessary to be evil to make it big? Does your passion blind you somewhere in the process where one cannot distinguish right from "not so much right"?
2) I dont see and havent heard about Steve Jobs being great friends with Steve Wozniak. So is Bill gates with Paul Allen. Facebook Mark Z and other cofounders have some fights between them too. Given this and stories from similar or smaller companies, it makes me think, is it possible to have a good and healthy friend ship like relationship with your co-founder after a period of time? Or with the turn of events in the company it is bound to happen that the relationship will go sour? What do you guys think?
The app needs some more features like favorities and default timezone. Also i think the app is currently targetted towards personal use which is great. But I believe that the app or the service also has a good potential in commercial space. Overall i definately see a lot of potential, so congrats on the good work and good luck!