Last year, a sports injury left me managing more medications and supplements than I'd ever kept track of before. The days blurred together… had I taken them? Was that this morning or yesterday? It was unbelievably frustrating.

Around the same time, I found myself watching my mom navigate her own daily routine. A careful, quietly determined effort to stay on top of her health and hold onto her independence for as long as possible. And something clicked.

This wasn't just my problem. It's most people's problem at some point.

Divvi grew out of that moment. Designed not to nag or medicalize, but to quietly support the kind of consistency that lets people stay in control of their own health, on their own terms. I brought 15+ years of design experience to building something that finally felt worth building.