Kate Skufca Doster is an environmental scientist and MBA with a gift for pattern recognition and an inability to let something go until it makes sense. She didn't set out to build a company. She set out to figure out her horse.

Charlie is a Norwegian Fjord gelding with a complicated health history; years of fragmented records, unanswered questions, and symptoms that didn't add up until Kate refused to stop looking. When she finally connected the dots, everything changed. EPM. Confirmed chronic Lyme. Cervical spine changes. Metabolic risk. Five years of pieces that finally became one clear picture.

She built Charlie Connection Project because no owner should have to do that on their own.

Kate didn't build this alone. Alex Uspenski brings over twenty years of biomedical engineering and R&D, learning how complex systems fail and how to find out why. He is also an endurance rider and self-taught hoof trimmer, so he lives the overlap of performance, biomechanics, and horse health every day. When his own horse faced a crisis nobody could diagnose, he worked it out himself.

Jesse Doster is the software developer and platform architect behind the scenes. Two decades building at every level of the stack, now building the infrastructure that holds this work together. He doesn't ride, but as a lifelong animal lover he understands exactly why the health of the animals we love is worth this much care.

Charlie Connection Project is an integrated equine health analysis service. Kate built the methodology and works with a small team of advisors to build Connected Care Files for horses with complex or unresolved health histories. We don't diagnose. We connect the dots.