Investing in the future of continuous healthcare.

For more than a century, healthcare has relied on snapshots. Patients visit a clinic. Vital signs are captured. A diagnosis is made. Then, for days, weeks, or even months, clinicians lose visibility into what happens next.

The most important moments in a patient's recovery often happen after they leave the hospital. Until now, there has been no practical way to monitor them continuously without asking them to wear uncomfortable devices, change their routines, or create additional work for healthcare providers.

That is changing. Advances in wearable sensors, artificial intelligence, secure cloud computing, and federal digital health infrastructure are making continuous healthcare not only possible—but increasingly essential.

Healthcare systems around the world are under unprecedented pressure: an aging population, rising rates of chronic disease, clinician shortages, and increasing demand for care outside traditional hospitals.

Federal healthcare organizations, including the Department of Veterans Affairs and the Department of Defense, continue investing in technologies that improve patient outcomes while extending care beyond clinical facilities.

Continuous remote monitoring represents one of the fastest-growing segments of digital healthcare because it enables providers to identify changes earlier, intervene sooner, and maintain closer connections with patients between visits. The opportunity extends far beyond a single device — it is about transforming how healthcare is delivered.

eShirt is a clinical-grade continuous cardiac monitoring platform designed specifically for federal healthcare environments. Unlike traditional wearable devices, eShirt integrates three technologies into a single platform.

Together, these technologies give healthcare professionals something they've never consistently had: continuous visibility.

• Artificial intelligence is becoming essential for managing increasing volumes of clinical data.
• Healthcare is rapidly expanding beyond hospitals into patients' homes.
• Federal agencies continue investing in digital modernization and remote care capabilities.
• Patients increasingly expect healthcare to be proactive rather than reactive.

These shifts create an opportunity to build a platform designed for the next generation of healthcare delivery.

We are not simply building another wearable. We are building a connected healthcare platform capable of supporting continuous monitoring, clinical intelligence, secure data management, and future AI-driven decision support.

Our long-term vision extends beyond cardiac monitoring. The same platform architecture has the potential to support broader physiological monitoring, predictive analytics, and expanded healthcare applications across federal and commercial markets.

Few healthcare organizations operate at the scale or complexity of the U.S. federal healthcare system. Serving millions of veterans and service members requires technology that is secure, scalable, interoperable, and clinically meaningful.

By designing with these requirements in mind from the beginning, eShirt is being developed for one of the world's most demanding healthcare environments. Technology that succeeds there has the potential to create opportunities across broader healthcare markets.

We believe healthcare should no longer rely on isolated moments. We envision a future where clinicians have continuous insight instead of periodic snapshots — where patients receive proactive care rather than reactive treatment, and where intelligent monitoring becomes a seamless part of everyday life.

That future begins with eShirt.

Every major transformation in healthcare begins before it becomes obvious. We are building the technology platform for continuous care — designed for trust, engineered for federal healthcare, and created for the future of connected medicine.

We invite visionary investors to join us as we prepare for our next stage of growth.