Product

I spent 4 hours rewriting RadKits’ landing page before my cofounder’s conference. My first draft positioned us as a workflow optimization tool that would “standardize” radiology templates and “increase quality”—language that would have alienated our actual users. My cofounder (who is a radiologist): “This sounds like you’re taking away their autonomy and disparaging their work. They’ll hate that.” He was right. Here’s what I learned about positioning a product for two audiences. ...

My cousin is a radiologist. He built a quick prototype to automate his radiology reports. His colleagues wanted it. That’s when he recruited me: “Can you help turn this into a real product?” This is RadKits. Here’s what I’ve learned building healthcare SaaS with a domain expert co-founder. How RadKits Started Raid had a problem: writing high-quality radiology reports is detailed, time-consuming work. The templates exist, but they take forever to modify for each case. ...

I had multiple frustrations with ChatGPT and Claude: No good way to save and reuse prompts $20/month per service for occasional use Chat history scattered across services No way to compare model responses side-by-side No single pain was unbearable, but together they pushed me to build my own setup. Why I Care About This I experiment with different models—open source and proprietary—to understand their strengths and weaknesses. But this experimentation has a high mental and monetary cost. ...