EPISODE · Jun 19, 2025 · 15 MIN
Episode 6: Why I'm building Anaya as an Operating System
from The Wellness Edit by Kamini Naik · host Kamini Naik
Most startups build features. I’m building a system.In this solo episode, I share why I’ve decided to structure Anaya as an Operating System (OS) - and why more early-stage founders are thinking this way.I explain what an OS model actually is (in simple terms), why it matters more than ever for multi-dimensional platforms in complex spaces like health and wellness, and how you can apply this thinking to your own business - especially if your product touches multiple use cases or user journeys.We’ll cover:What is an operating system model (beyond tech)?Why I started shifting Anaya in this directionWhen founders should (and shouldn’t) use this modelHow to apply OS thinking without bloating your roadmapThe pros, cons, and what comes nextWhether you're building a SaaS platform, healthtech solution, or a multi-layered brand, this episode will help you rethink your product architecture from the ground up.🎧 Available now on YouTube, Spotify, Apple & everywhere you listen.💬 Follow Anaya for more insights, updates, and behind-the-scenes:Instagram LinkedIn TikTok🎙️ Want to suggest a topic, feature on an episode or join the community? DM us at email [email protected] or sign up at www.byanaya.com 🌻
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Most startups build features. I’m building a system. In this solo episode, I share why I’ve decided to structure Anaya as an Operating System (OS) - and why more early-stage founders are thinking this way. I explain what an OS model actually is (in simple terms), why it matters more than ever for multi-dimensional platforms in complex spaces like health and wellness, and how you can apply this thinking to your own business - especially if your product touches multiple use cases or user journe...
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