VITA.Forty years, compressed.
Born in the United States. Computers arrived years before school did — and never let go.
Istanbul, age seven. A childhood between two languages and two systems of thinking — the exact gap Vita now closes for families everywhere.
Institut Le Rosey in Switzerland, then business school in Boston. Commerce over code — my father's choice. The code never left.
Two decades as an operator and architect — real payrolls, real negotiations, software built for other people's hands. A builder living inside a businessman, waiting for the tools to catch up.
My father was diagnosed with cancer. The hospital handed us scans and lab reports no one explained — a family, educated and resourced, sitting helpless around a table of paper. He passed at the end of that year. Vita was born in that chair.
Built Vita end-to-end, alone, with AI — product, safety pipeline, cryptography, twenty-six languages. Google's engineers ranked it first in the world. VitaMedas, Inc. now carries it to every family it can reach.
“No family should ever again sit in that chair, lost, holding papers it cannot read. The silence around the medical document ends with Vita. Everything I build is engineering around that sentence.”