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Annie McBride Is Marketing the Work Nobody Sees
From consumer brands to connected software, Annie McBride has spent 25 years translating complicated products into useful stories. At PracticeTek, the assignment is smaller in scale, closer to the front desk, and every bit as operational.
Abe Cohen Has Spent 25 Years Making Complicated Software Matter
After IBM, construction software, finance tools, and workplace compliance, the Portland executive has arrived at veterinary technology with a familiar brief: turn complicated systems into a story people can trust.
ProfitSolv Bought the Boring Software That Keeps Professional Firms Alive - Then Added Payments
The private-equity-backed company assembled a shelf of legal and accounting software, kept the specialist brands, and built payments into the daily work. Its bet: the least glamorous screen in a firm may be the most valuable one.
Bryon Thomas Has Spent 25 Years Making Complicated Software Easier to Want
From a five-week Citrix sprint to an AI-era role at Ensora Health, his career is a study in translating complicated technology into a reason to care.
Actionstep Built the Operating System Midsize Law Firms Could Actually Bend
Midsize law firms are too complicated for a starter app and too lean for a software archaeology project. Actionstep is betting the winner will be the platform firms can shape around themselves - provided they are willing to do the shaping.
Klarify
Klarify is an AI agent for therapists that automates the administrative, operational, and financial work surrounding mental-health care - clinical notes, treatment plans, insurance claims, clinical letters, between-session resources, and client acquisition - so clinicians can spend more time in session and less on paperwork. Founded in 2024 by Moody Abdul and Alexander Bergholm and backed by Y Combinator's Spring 2026 batch, it is used by thousands of therapists across five countries.
Sebastian Gabor
Sebastian Gabor is the co-founder and CEO of Digitail, an AI-native, cloud-based practice management platform for veterinary clinics. A serial entrepreneur from Romania, he previously built the development studio ITGambit to nearly 100 engineers and co-founded the civic-tech non-profit Code4Romania. He started Digitail in 2018 with Ruxandra Pui after a vet handed him his dog's vaccination schedule on an illegible sticky note - a moment that led him to discover most animal hospitals still ran on software from the 1990s. Today Digitail serves more than 10,000 veterinarians and millions of pets, and in November 2025 raised a $23M Series B led by Five Elms Capital.
Healthengine
Healthengine is Australia's largest consumer healthcare marketplace, connecting millions of patients with thousands of GPs, dentists, allied health providers, specialists and pharmacies through a single online booking platform. Founded in 2006 in Perth by frustrated doctors, it lets people find, compare and book health appointments 24/7, while giving practices tools for online bookings, SMS reminders, recalls, reviews and patient engagement. More than 74 million appointments have been booked through the platform.
Digitail
Digitail is a cloud-based, AI-native operating system for veterinary clinics. It unifies scheduling, medical records, invoicing, inventory, and client communication in one platform, and layers on a fleet of AI agents - branded Tails AI - that automate SOAP notes, patient summaries, intake, and treatment planning. Paired with a Pet Parent app, Digitail says it saves clinics 50+ hours of admin a month. Founded in 2018 by Sebastian Gabor and Ruxandra Pui and now headquartered in Austin, it supports over 10,000 veterinarians and 3 million pet parents, and raised a $23M Series B led by Five Elms Capital in November 2025.