While this company has a good product concept, this is a career misstep for most jobseekers, who will likely dismiss red flags as quirks of startup culture.
The "core values" required to work here are straight from Cults 101. Consider your lunch, work habits, residence, disposable income, hairstyle, and privacy negotiable (read: up for dictation).
The CEO (an Elizabeth Holmes type) has a "who will they believe, me or you?" attitude, praises slight-of-hand from his best minions, and regards the letter of the law as beneath him and open to interpretation.
This is not a comfortable place to work. But if you must: collect your paycheck, avoid the Kool-Aid, and keep browsing for your next gig.