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I think I can relate to this, even despite mine is just purely software startup (but it's low-level software/firmware for off-the-shelf devices, which can only

I think I can relate to this, even despite mine is just purely software startup (but it's low-level software/firmware for off-the-shelf devices, which can only run commercial closed ones at the moment). Too much attention before our product is mature enough would be easily able to kill that. We won't be able to handle whatever could arise from that with our several-person team. But that's me. Mind sharing your reasons? Of course could be obscured as much as you need.

biomcgary 3y ago
In this context, stealth helps with trust and communication. Although that might seem paradoxical, we are initially working with a small number of members reached by word of mouth. We walk members through our data usage policies in person and ask questions to ensure we understand both their health and privacy concerns. Without long-term trustworthiness on our part, we won't get the longitudinal data that we need to ensure that we continue building the best in class predictive models. There are other reasons, but that's the biggest one.