Current veteran pain
Fragmented records, repeated storytelling, unclear next steps, and another development cycle. Those are conditions veterans describe. They are not VetBattleBuddy outcome statistics.
Investor relations
The unfinished job is the quality of evidence entering adjudication.
You are not buying AI. You are buying decision-ready evidence.
VA is processing claims faster while original claims with eight or more medical issues have grown sharply. Supplemental claims dominate the pending inventory. Those are VA-reported conditions of the mission — not VBB results. The commercial opening is evidence quality upstream of adjudication.
We didn't start with AI. We started with the defects.
- Who this is for
- People evaluating the company, not veterans seeking a claim decision.
- What is available
- Team, category, and a description of the public educational site. Investor mail goes to a separate address.
- What this website does
- States what is live on the public site today.
- What this website does not do
- Does not publish claim outcomes, savings, or an active pilot.
Market problem
Veteran claims intelligence — not an approval system.
VetBattleBuddy.ai is a veteran claims intelligence platform: evidence readiness, gap visibility, and human review. It is not an AI claims approval system, not a rater, and not a VA decision.
Evidence gap
Claims stall when service, medical, and exposure evidence is missing or unorganized. The public Heat Map names educational gaps from answers. It does not read a claims file.
Administrative burden
Representatives and reviewers spend time reconstructing a file that arrived incomplete. The platform is meant to support that work, not take it over.
Trust deficit in AI
Black-box advice is the wrong product for benefits. The public layer explains an educational score. It does not invent records, predict a rating, or decide a claim.
Market opportunity
VA reports on its own processing. Those figures are not VetBattleBuddy results.
VA is processing claims faster while original claims with eight or more medical issues have grown sharply. Supplemental claims dominate the pending inventory. Those are VA-reported conditions of the mission — not VBB results. The commercial opening is evidence quality upstream of adjudication.
68.6
days
VA average disability-related claim completion, July 2026.
200%
increase
Growth over ten years in original claims with eight or more medical issues.
2×
volume
Individual disabilities claimed have doubled in five years.
63%
pending
Share of pending claims that are supplemental claims.
Figures as reported by VA, July 2026. These are not VBB results.
Evidence First-Pass Yield™
Not measured
This website does not calculate or publish a yield.
Gaps named pre-submission
Not measured
The public Heat Map names gaps from answers. It does not read a claims file.
Human override rate
Not measured
No assisted decision is offered for a person to override on this website.
Traceability
Not measured
The educational result follows from the answers given. Source-file tracing is not offered.
Figures marked as VA-reported or as planning models are not VetBattleBuddy operating results. Pilot outcomes are published only when independently defensible.
Team
Process. Engineering. Lived experience.
Leigh Ann Bryson
Co-founder · Lean Six Sigma Master Black Belt
Leigh Ann is a Lean Six Sigma Master Black Belt with more than thirty years in military and federal environments. That is her background. This website does not publish a yield or a savings figure.
Tanner Tobey
Co-founder · Engineering, development, and security · CISSP
Tanner owns the system. CISSP-certified disabled veteran — combined Active Duty and civil service — and principal engineer for security and the Evidence Gate. He teaches DevOps and Cyber Security at PC Professor in South Florida. Priorities: God, family, and service to veterans. AI is the enabler. The redesigned process is the product.
Tom Asbury
Voice of the Veteran
Tom Asbury's lived experience informs the requirement. A combat veteran whose service includes Somalia (Mogadishu era) and later Iraq and Afghanistan environments, he has spent decades navigating the fragmented military, healthcare, benefits, and civilian systems veterans encounter after service. He identifies the failure points because he lived them. His story defines the problem. It is not used as a marketing prop.
What is hard to replicate
- Lived combat-veteran journey knowledge — where the system fails the service member and the veteran.
- Federal process expertise — understanding how government actually operates.
- Lean Six Sigma methodology — defects, variation, rework, waste, bottlenecks, measurable yield.
- Evidence engineering — availability, provenance, completeness, decision readiness.
- Technology architecture — automating and scaling the redesigned process.
- Continuous improvement — measuring whether the intervention actually improves outcomes.
Revenue model
No measured pilot
No 90-day evaluation is offered or published on this website.
Organizational readiness
An organizational product is not offered. A veteran can bring the educational brief to a representative.
Public educational layer
Free Heat Map builds trust. Detailed reports and journey tracking are earned after value — not a dark funnel.
Diligence, on the record
- Origin: defects first, AI second — the process is the product.
- Team: Lean Six Sigma Master Black Belt methodology + CISSP engineering + lived combat-veteran experience.
- Category: educational claim readiness. Not claims filing.
- Commercial motion: no measured pilot is published on this site.
- Proof policy: no invented public ROI, no fictional case studies, no rating predictions.
- Trust: SAM.gov registered. Not a FedRAMP authorization. Human review remains required.
Funding discussions belong in diligence. This page does not publish a round size, a valuation, or an unsubstantiated TAM. Request a conversation.
Reserved proof slots
No measured pilot is published
Reserved
Government pilot
No case study published
No government evaluation result is published.
No invented outcome. Slot fills when a bounded evaluation can be defended.
Reserved
VSO network
Intake completeness before representative review
How many files arrive with named gaps versus another round of development. Not a rating predictor.
No invented outcome. Slot fills when a bounded evaluation can be defended.
Reserved
Veteran cohort
Educational readiness before filing
Heat Map completion to accredited-representative handoff. Not a VA decision and not a disability percentage.
No invented outcome. Slot fills when a bounded evaluation can be defended.
Planning model
Rework-hours model
Enter your own operating assumptions. This calculator does not publish VetBattleBuddy savings, does not predict a VA decision, and is not a quote.
9
modeled hours per month if those assumptions held
Figures marked as VA-reported or as planning models are not VetBattleBuddy operating results. Pilot outcomes are published only when independently defensible.