The mobile-health serial builder whose later work — SMART Health Cards adjacent — runs closest to this architecture's lane
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Paul Meyer came to Jonathan Hare through Esther Dyson, and his arc is the mobile-health thread of the era run forward: Voxiva, the mobile health platform; Text4Baby, the landmark maternal-health messaging service; then The Commons Project Foundation and Smart Health Network PBC — the public-benefit infrastructure work (the CommonPass/SMART Health Cards world) that runs closest of anyone's in this record to the architecture's own lane of portable, verifiable health credentials. The page holds the introduction and the arc; the direct thread's depth is Hare's to add.
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