Meet the Founder

Why I'm the Right Partner

This isn't a funding pitch. This is a partnership proposal.

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Kevin Cunningham

T1D Parent 14+ Years IT AI-Forward Healthcare IT
"I don't just understand T1D from research. I live it every single day with my daughter."

I'm a Cloud Engineer with 14+ years of enterprise IT experience at companies like eBay, Siemens Healthineers, and ServiceNow. But more importantly, I'm a T1D dad.

My 9-year-old daughter was diagnosed with Type 1 Diabetes. Every day, I manage her CGM alerts, count carbs, adjust insulin, and worry about lows at 3 AM. I know exactly what T1D families need because I AM a T1D family.

I've already built VibeCMD.net—a full production platform—using AI tools and modern development practices. I know how to ship. I know how to design for users. And I have a built-in beta tester who will tell me exactly what works and what doesn't.

What I Bring to the Table

T1D Dad
Living the reality daily with my 9-year-old daughter
Healthcare IT Expert
6 years supporting oncology software at 200+ clinics
AI-Forward Builder
Built VibeCMD.net using Claude & GitHub Copilot
Built-In Beta Tester
My daughter can test features in real T1D scenarios

Why This App Needs a Partner

Major tech platforms already have the infrastructure. They just need the focus.

Billions of Users

Major platforms already power health communities. The infrastructure exists—it just needs focus.

WhatsApp for Caregivers

Messaging apps connect caregivers globally. The communication layer is already built.

Simplicity Over More Apps

Families don't need another download. They need support inside the tools they already use.

Global Reach

3 billion users. Global infrastructure. The only thing missing is a reason to care. This is it.

Built From Real Life

This isn't theory. It's a concept shaped by 3 AM lows, pharmacy runs, and a 9-year-old who deserves better.

AI for Personalized Insights

Modern AI can learn patterns, predict lows, and provide actionable health insights.

LinkLoop isn't just an idea.
It's a direction — for technology that actually helps.