Murror

AI that helps you understand your emotions & connect deeper

761 followers

AI that helps you understand your emotions & connect deeper

761 followers

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Murror is an AI companion that helps you build deeper, safer connections with the people who matter most. Instead of introducing strangers, Murror helps you understand your partner, friends, family, and yourself. It offers a private space to reflect, translates emotional patterns without taking sides, and reveals what often goes unspoken. No pressure, no judgment - just clarity to support honest conversations and real connection.

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12h ago

We removed our AI's best feature. Engagement doubled.

When we first built Murror, our AI would automatically surface emotional patterns after every journal entry. "You've mentioned feeling anxious about work 4 times this week." "Your mood tends to dip on Sunday evenings."

Users loved it in demos. They called it "impressive" and "insightful." Our internal metrics looked great -- pattern detection accuracy was 87%.

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3d ago

We built the wrong feature for 3 months. Our most-requested feature told us.

For three months, the #1 feature request in Murror was "let me share my journal entries with my partner."

It made perfect sense. Murror helps you understand your emotions and relationships. Sharing seemed like the obvious next step. Our roadmap was built around it. We designed the UI, built the sharing flow, even wrote the notification copy.

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5d ago

Our onboarding had a 14% completion rate. One question fixed it.

When we first launched Murror, our onboarding looked like every other app. Five screens. Set your goals. Pick your interests. Create a profile. Upload a photo.

14% of users made it through. The rest disappeared before they ever journaled a single thought.

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