I build things for people who feel alone in a world that looks hyper-connected.

I grew up trying to become someone “successful” enough to feel worthy. For years I chased achievement without understanding myself. When everything paused during COVID, I realized something uncomfortable: you can have money, titles, and recognition — and still feel deeply disconnected.

That moment changed my life.

I began studying loneliness, not as a feeling, but as a structural problem. Research shows young people today report the highest levels of loneliness in history, even higher than the elderly  .

80% of Gen Z report feeling lonely in the past year  .

This is not a “sadness problem.”

It’s a design problem.

A systems problem.

A culture problem.

I founded Murror to rethink connection from the inside out.

Not another social feed.

Not another dopamine loop.

But a space where people can reflect, understand themselves, and build deeper relationships — with themselves and with people they trust.

Before building startups, I was a designer at companies like Google and Meta. I’ve worked on products used by millions. But the work that matters most to me is this:

Designing for emotional clarity.

Designing for shared understanding.

Designing against isolation.

My mission is simple:

No one should feel invisible in a world this connected.