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Meet Astro, the founder of Murror, an AI mental health company dedicated to helping people who are struggling with mental health issues. With over 17 years of design experience, having worked at the largest tech companies such as Google and Meta, Astro has contributed to the design of products and services that have touched billions of customers worldwide. Astro's journey to founding Murror was not a smooth one. Having struggled with depression since childhood, Astro was forced to take a medical leave during COVID-19 and had to take medication to manage his condition. Unfortunately, the medications didn’t work and almost took away everything from his life. It was at that moment that Astro realized there had to be a better way to manage mental health conditions, and thus Murror was born.

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Maker History

  • Murror
    MurrorAI that helps you understand your emotions & connect deeper
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    Joined Product HuntJune 26th, 2023

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Are the chatbots pleasers?

In one of the newsletters I follow there is this quote. What do you think about it?

 Chatbots comply with the user s wish to solve the problem on their own, even when this is impossible and may make matters worse. Chatbots, in fact, are not built to help, but to please. If you feel flattered when your LLM tells you how smart your question was (I certainly do), you are not alone: a pre-print from 2025 found that all major LLMs were highly sycophantic.
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8d ago

81% of founders never tell anyone what's actually stressing them out

A founder coach who surveyed hundreds of builders said something that stuck with me: every single person she interviewed used the word "lonely."

That really stopped me.

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9d ago

Who do you actually talk to when things get hard?

A Fortune piece from late last year had the CEOs of Apple, Airbnb, and PepsiCo all agreeing on something that surprised me: being at the top is one of the loneliest places to be.

That resonated. But I think it starts way before you reach Fortune 500 CEO. It starts the moment you go all in on your own thing.

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