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00 / Field Guide

Build systems that matter.

Co-founder and CTO of Legion Health. Former Microsoft PM. Princeton ’18. A personal site for work, writing, and the operating principles behind building things that have to hold up in the real world.

Current focus
Daniel G. Wilson portrait

Daniel G. Wilson

Founder / Builder / Writer

Legion Health

Designing operationally serious software for modern psychiatric care.

YC S21ex-MSFT PMPrinceton ’18
Make something people want.97.7431° W
01 / Identity

Care, product, and execution.

I like software that does real work in the world: operationally sharp, technically grounded, and clear enough that people can trust it. The throughline is systems thinking with taste.

Current systemHealthcare / software
Legion Health interface
Founder-led product systemsVisit ↗

Founder-led product thinking

Technical depth without theater

Writing as a way to sharpen decisions

Clear thinking, operational pressure, and product taste all have to coexist.

02 / Selected Work

Products, systems, and long-tail experiments.

The strongest work spans healthcare, product systems, launch storytelling, and a long tail of experiments. The site should show that range without becoming a link dump.

Legion Health
Meetingbird
Chaz / Crash Pad / Grin
Selected framesCurrent company, launch work, and long-tail experiments.
03 / Writing

Notes in Markdown.

Writing is becoming a first-class part of the site. Essays, field notes, and sharper operating principles belong here in a format that is calm, durable, and easy to publish.

Markdown systemLive

# Notes in Markdown

Writing is moving into a quieter publishing system.

- essays

- field notes

- operating principles

- product and systems thinking

/writing
Publishing system is online

The Markdown blog is live. The first essays and notes land next, and this section will become the quieter counterweight to the visual homepage.

Visit `/writing`
04 / Signals

Public proof, kept quiet.

The strongest credibility markers should still be visible, just with less noise: code, long-tail technical history, public writing, and the places where real work leaves traces.

GitHub activityLast 26 weeks
QuietActive