Free. Forever. For every veteran.

For twenty years I built automation for the hardest environments there are: a destroyer’s crypto room, the Pentagon’s cyber operations center, U.S. Cyber Command, a nation under cyberattack. In every one, the lesson was the same: when the systems don’t talk to each other, people get hurt while they wait.

Then I went through the VA system myself. I told Congress what it felt like: “a maze of disconnected systems.” Veterans were waiting years for benefits they’d already earned, and some were handing a cut of their disability pay to “claim sharks” just to get through the door. People have died waiting.

I’d already solved this exact kind of problem once — for the warfighter. So I called the team that built CyberSponse, and we came back together to solve it for the veteran. We made it free, and we made a promise that it stays free: no fees to veterans, no selling their data, ever. Not because it’s good marketing. Because it’s the mission, and I don’t charge my shipmates.

TurboVets is personal. It’s how I honor service with service. It’s how we serve now.