Pre-launch · Native iOS
Lazarus is a training app for adults returning after injury, surgery, illness, pregnancy, or a long break — sessions that adapt to where you are today.
A welcome email now, then only launch news. No spam, ever.
The mission
After injury, surgery, illness, pregnancy, or a long time away — the hardest part is starting again. I build tools that meet people exactly where they are and move them forward at their own pace.
How it works
Lazarus adapts to both your starting point and your daily energy and soreness. No session is too much, or too little.
Accountability comes from a small, trusted circle of people you choose — never a public feed or a leaderboard.
Progress you can sustain, with built-in safety gates. Never shame.
One session at a time
Lazarus turns "I don't know where to start" into a plan you can actually keep — one sustainable session at a time.
The engine
Every session is scaled to both your starting point and how you feel today — so the plan bends to your life, not the other way around.
Lazarus is evidence-informed, not clinically validated. It doesn't treat injuries or replace your clinician — if you're returning after surgery, an injury, or birth, please check in with a professional first.
Evidence-informed, professionally reviewed where flagged — not clinical advice. Footage is illustrative.
The founder
Everything below is the work, education, and experience behind this build. The project I'm working on now is Lazarus — the app this page is for.
About Me
I'm Luke McGreevy — a founder and builder based in Pennsylvania. My background is unusually broad on purpose: a degree in Business Administration Management, international business study in the Netherlands, years in applied behavioral science teaching and mentoring others, and front-line healthcare during the height of the pandemic. The throughline is people — understanding how they learn, recover, and change behavior.
Today I channel that into building products. I went deep on AI-assisted development — earning Anthropic's full Academy track and a University of Michigan Python certificate — and used those tools to take Lazarus, a native iOS return-to-training app, from a blank page to a ready-to-build plan: product spec, adaptive safety engine, evidence register, and independent governance.
As an NASM Certified Personal Trainer, I care personally about helping people come back from injury and setbacks — which is exactly the problem Lazarus is built to solve. I work with discipline, document everything, and stay honest about what's evidence-informed versus proven.
Experience
A decade across behavioral science, healthcare, and operations — every role built around responsibility, data, and people.
Education & Certifications
Formal degrees, a coding foundation, the full Anthropic AI Academy track, and professional certification.
Four-year degree in business management — strategy, operations, organizational behavior, and finance.
Marketing, market entry, human resource management, and intercultural competencies.
Informatics coding certificate — foundations of programming and data with Python.
Accredited personal-training certification (NCCA). Valid through March 2028.
Get in touch
Whether you're waiting for Lazarus, hiring a builder, or just want to talk product, training, or AI-assisted development — I'd love to hear from you.