Product vision
Define the problem, the long-term direction and the value the product must create.
Gaspar is a validation-stage initiative exploring privacy-conscious, longitudinal gut-health sensing through a toilet-integrated device and its supporting digital experience.
Gaspar explores how everyday measurements might help people understand changes against their own personal baseline. The current work is focused on validation, privacy and responsible product development.
Identity and measurement information are treated as separate concerns by design. Gaspar is not presented here as a diagnostic product, and this page intentionally keeps the underlying technology and evidence program at a high level.
The role sits at the intersection of product thinking, systems design, founder coordination and disciplined execution.
Define the problem, the long-term direction and the value the product must create.
Shape the relationship between the physical product, software, data, privacy and user experience.
Turn an ambitious concept into evidence-led stages, priorities and decision points.
Coordinate multidisciplinary founders, specialists and external contributors around one direction.
Keep claims, learning and product decisions grounded in the evidence available at each stage.
Connect product strategy with partnerships, governance, funding readiness and a credible route to market.
The product vision can be ambitious while every public claim remains proportionate to the evidence. That balance shapes the validation roadmap, partner conversations and the experience being designed.
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