Founder · Builder · iOS Developer
I turn evidence, structure, and a builder's discipline into products that help people come back stronger — most recently a native iOS app built end-to-end with AI-assisted development.
Featured Project
Lazarus is a native iOS app I scoped, designed, and de-risked end-to-end — strategy, clinical safety logic, evidence base, and a full financial pro forma — using AI-assisted development with Claude and Claude Code. What remains is the build.
A native iOS app for people returning to training after injury, surgery, illness, pregnancy, or a long break — rebuilt around a dual-axis adaptive engine that scales every session to both a person's starting point and their daily energy and soreness, inside a small accountability circle.
Problem — comeback training is generic. It restarts people too hard, or gives them no structure at all.
Solution — a dual-axis adaptive engine plus a one-buddy accountability circle. Core loop: intake → adaptive session → log → streak.
ADAPTIVE ENGINE — evidence-informed, not clinically validated
Recommendation: PROCEED — fund $12K, pass the month-one gate before scaling spend, re-run monthly.
Strategy, engineering, clinical safety, governance, and finance — documented and de-risked before a line of production code.
A 42-month calculation engine driving every statement — assumptions, P&L, balance sheet, break-even, and scenario sensitivity.
Planning estimates — evidence-informed, professionally reviewed where flagged, and not clinical, legal, or investment advice. Built transparently with AI assistance under a documented AI-Use Statement.
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 an investment-ready plan: product spec, adaptive safety engine, evidence register, governance, and a full financial pro forma.
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 hiring a builder, exploring the Lazarus project, or just want to talk product, training, or AI-assisted development — I'd love to hear from you.