Kunal Naresh Bhatia

Product Design Partner breaking down complex systems in Health, Fintech, and Energy • Electrifying Buildings: @KunalsGrid • Before: @mercury • Callsign: komodo

[Kunal Naresh Bhatia @KunalsLab]

Big things happening 🏡

[Kunal Naresh Bhatia @KunalsLab]

Skydio released amazing products yesterday for the energy industry. Now with Asset Command, you can automate mission planning for assets.

It's so satisfying to see the missions pop in to cover thousands of utility poles. Kudos to my Dad, @NareshJBhatia, and his team for engineering this experience.

[Kunal Naresh Bhatia @KunalsLab]

@verlichen @mercury The way the particles morphed into the graphs. That made me drool 🤤

Would love to see how you approached this!

[Kunal Naresh Bhatia @KunalsLab]

@aswincode @Polymarket @turfsports_ Absolutely amazing. So happy for you and the team!

[Kunal Naresh Bhatia @KunalsLab]

@SiddDevs @Polymarket @turfsports_ @shayne_coplan @digitdustin @balintorosz Sidd! Way to go! You and the team are amazing 💪

[Kunal Naresh Bhatia @KunalsLab]

@marcofyi @turfsports_ @Polymarket @shayne_coplan Been so fun watching y'all build Turf. Happy for you all!

[Kunal Naresh Bhatia @KunalsLab]

@IlyaAbyzov Congrats on launching!

One thing I'm missing from before – if my provider isn't connected to a supported integration, I can't import my labs and have it show up in records. Makes it hard to track changes longitudinally.

Any plans to support this?

[Kunal Naresh Bhatia @KunalsLab]

@teslaenergy team – I'm excited to be participating in grid events now. Yesterday, I ran into some issues with Storm Watch + a Grid Event.

A severe thunderstorm warning came in for an hour during the grid event (5–8pm). When I tried to cancel Storm Watch, the app didn't respond.

Finally the home skipped participating in the Grid Event. There was no way to override and participate in the Grid Event again.

This makes me want to turn off Storm Watch as I have no ability to override it.

Can this be changed?

[Kunal Naresh Bhatia @KunalsLab]

@rsg I used to listen to this album on repeat. It has the perfect length and gets me to focus on cranking out one thing.

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@Jared_Seidel_ https://t.co/sumgo2pVal

[Kunal Naresh Bhatia @KunalsLab]

@emmettshine @sonatahealth @SaganSchultz Have been a fan of the lily since I saw it. Nice to see everything launch!

[Kunal Naresh Bhatia @KunalsLab]

@akothari I'm a huge fan
https://t.co/z9njb9C1Vo

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I love this interview with Christopher Nolan – he views his role as a director to be the voice of the audience. I'm looking forward to seeing The Odyssey.

Give a full flavor
"I feel a real responsibility to try and get as much on screen for the audience as possible to give the audience the fullest flavor, the fullest set of images and events that that we can give them for a given story."

That's why he's buying 747s and crashing them into real buildings instead of creating computer simulations.

Be inside the film
"I always try to have a a point of view on the story that's from inside the film. So, I'm not looking at the characters from 30,000 ft. I'm trying to be in the race in the maze with them because I want to try and give the audience a sense of what a place would smell like, what it would feel like."

Visualizing as an Audience Member
"When I'm writing, I'm visualizing the film as an audience member, as somebody experiencing the story. Then when I direct the story, I'm trying to take the audience there. So in the case of the Odyssey, I'm trying to put the audience into that horse. I'm trying to put them on the deck Odysseus' ship."

His North Star
"I think of myself as the representative of the audience on set. That's my north star. That's how have to be looking at the film."

On working with actors
"You're handing them a script and you're saying, 'Okay, you go away and you become an expert on that character's perspective on the story.' So then when I'm on set, they're informing me – they're bringing me information about how that character would see things, how that character plays. So in a way, it's the opposite of what people think it is."

https://t.co/ozCX4O2vWw

[Kunal Naresh Bhatia @KunalsLab]

@pitdesi The House finally heard @jamesproud's and my requests :o

[Kunal Naresh Bhatia @KunalsLab]

My thoughts on Stop Daylight Savings Time on @ProductHunt https://t.co/3sM83seouv

[Kunal Naresh Bhatia @KunalsLab]

@jeff_weinstein @stripe @jmazz_1 Oh interesting. Jason – we should talk again!

[Kunal Naresh Bhatia @KunalsLab]

I miss seeing @elonmusk in my feed first. Always some crazy engineering feat.

[Kunal Naresh Bhatia @KunalsLab]

SONATA is the healthcare experience I've dreamed of for a while.

@SaganSchultz, @itsdaviddeng, and the team are building an experience that's pushing the boundaries on clinical care, technology, and hospitality.

Here's to aligning incentives and preventing the disease.

[Sagan Schultz @SaganSchultz]

Today we're launching SONATA (@sonatahealth) , a doctor-led healthcare membership focused on preventing disease before it starts, backed by $7M from @Lux_Capital, @BoxGroup, @seedtosunflower the founders of @tryramp and @linear, and other angels and operators.

I spent nearly a decade working in NYC restaurants through college, med school, and business school. Danny Meyer built that world on one idea, anticipating what someone needs before they ask. Every day I'd walk into the hospital and watch medicine do the opposite. Wait for disease, react to crisis, move on. I could never reconcile the two worlds. At Linear, we made the same bet, that people can feel craft. They can. Somehow that thinking has reached almost every industry except the one that matters most. I can't unsee it.

Most people I know are already working hard on their health. They track their sleep, their training, their biomarkers. They read the studies. Their data is a thousand times richer than anything their doctor will ever see. They're trying to stay ahead of the problems they watched their parents face, willing to try almost anything. The system was never built to meet them there, so they've taken it on themselves. Interpreting their own labs, coordinating specialists who don't talk to each other, asking ChatGPT to make sense of it all. It's become a second job, and an exhausting one. We're trusting less than ever, spending more than ever, and we're still not well.

SONATA is the version of care I couldn't find. Board-certified physicians who go deep into your whole biology, your genome, your biomarkers, how you're actually aging, and then stay with you over time. Behind them, clinical AI we built to connect the dots across all of it, surfacing patterns that would otherwise go unseen. Not a dashboard of endless vanity metrics, and not a set of recommendations you're left to execute alone. A care team that knows you deeply, anticipates what you need, and carries the complexity so you don't have to. Care that compounds.

We are live in NYC, SF, and LA. You can learn more at https://t.co/IA7RzOO76r.

[Sagan Schultz @SaganSchultz]

Today we're launching SONATA (@sonatahealth) , a doctor-led healthcare membership focused on preventing disease before it starts, backed by $7M from @Lux_Capital, @BoxGroup, @seedtosunflower the founders of @tryramp and @linear, and other angels and operators.

I spent nearly a decade working in NYC restaurants through college, med school, and business school. Danny Meyer built that world on one idea, anticipating what someone needs before they ask. Every day I'd walk into the hospital and watch medicine do the opposite. Wait for disease, react to crisis, move on. I could never reconcile the two worlds. At Linear, we made the same bet, that people can feel craft. They can. Somehow that thinking has reached almost every industry except the one that matters most. I can't unsee it.

Most people I know are already working hard on their health. They track their sleep, their training, their biomarkers. They read the studies. Their data is a thousand times richer than anything their doctor will ever see. They're trying to stay ahead of the problems they watched their parents face, willing to try almost anything. The system was never built to meet them there, so they've taken it on themselves. Interpreting their own labs, coordinating specialists who don't talk to each other, asking ChatGPT to make sense of it all. It's become a second job, and an exhausting one. We're trusting less than ever, spending more than ever, and we're still not well.

SONATA is the version of care I couldn't find. Board-certified physicians who go deep into your whole biology, your genome, your biomarkers, how you're actually aging, and then stay with you over time. Behind them, clinical AI we built to connect the dots across all of it, surfacing patterns that would otherwise go unseen. Not a dashboard of endless vanity metrics, and not a set of recommendations you're left to execute alone. A care team that knows you deeply, anticipates what you need, and carries the complexity so you don't have to. Care that compounds.

We are live in NYC, SF, and LA. You can learn more at https://t.co/IA7RzOO76r.

[Kunal Naresh Bhatia @KunalsLab]

@SaganSchultz @sonatahealth @Lux_Capital @BoxGroup @seedtosunflower @tryramp @linear Congrats! I've been dreaming of an experience and a team who cares like this.

Go Sagan and team!

[Kunal Naresh Bhatia @KunalsLab]

I love this interview with Christopher Nolan – he views his role as a director to be the voice of the audience. I'm looking forward to seeing The Odyssey.

Give a full flavor
"I feel a real responsibility to try and get as much on screen for the audience as possible to give the audience the fullest flavor, the fullest set of images and events that that we can give them for a given story."

That's why he's buying 747s and crashing them into real buildings instead of creating computer simulations.

Be inside the film
"I always try to have a a point of view on the story that's from inside the film. So, I'm not looking at the characters from 30,000 ft. I'm trying to be in the race in the maze with them because I want to try and give the audience a sense of what a place would smell like, what it would feel like."

Visualizing as an Audience Member
"When I'm writing, I'm visualizing the film as an audience member, as somebody experiencing the story. Then when I direct the story, I'm trying to take the audience there. So in the case of the Odyssey, I'm trying to put the audience into that horse. I'm trying to put them on the deck Odysseus' ship."

His North Star
"I think of myself as the representative of the audience on set. That's my north star. That's how have to be looking at the film."

On working with actors
"You're handing them a script and you're saying, 'Okay, you go away and you become an expert on that character's perspective on the story.' So then when I'm on set, they're informing me – they're bringing me information about how that character would see things, how that character plays. So in a way, it's the opposite of what people think it is."

https://t.co/ozCX4O2vWw

[Kunal Naresh Bhatia @KunalsLab]

@lina_colucci @realDonaldTrump @BradSmi So awesome to see this and the videos! Can't wait for the avatar to be more accessible and get a chance to try it!