
Who built this
Born in Sacramento in 1985, I took apart my first computer when I was eight — an old Apple with a floppy disk drive and a green screen. By the time cable modems showed up, I was building custom PCs from parts at Radio Shack and Fry's.
Two decades in sales, engineering, and business development. Outside of work — flying, sailing, hiking, fishing, kayaking. The best thinking happens far from a screen. Then you come back and build something that matters.
A year ago I closed the door on everything else. 80-hour weeks. Building hand-in-hand with synthetic intelligence. Not looking for a company to start. Looking for a problem worth solving.
I found it in the people around me. Medical professionals drowning. Patients feeling the weight of a system that couldn't keep up. And then I lost someone — to something that could have been caught earlier, scheduled sooner, followed up on.
That loss became the reason. I wrote over a million lines of code that year. 700,000 of them are in production right now — answering real calls, serving real patients, replacing five separate systems. 415 API routes. A voice agent in two languages. A patient portal with 80% adoption.
Ryan Bolden — Founder & CEO, InboundAI365












