Meet the Founders

We are building Emote because we know what it is like to carry something you cannot put anywhere.

Emote is built by two founders who have lived the problem themselves, use the product, talk directly with users who choose to share feedback, and keep improving from consented feedback, bug reports, and anonymized usage signals.

Siddharth builds the system behind Emote: the memory, orchestration, and response infrastructure that lets the product stop treating every conversation like a blank slate.

His work is what makes Emote remember important context, separate people and patterns correctly, respond in real time, and keep improving from user feedback. He turns emotionally messy product problems into production systems users can rely on.

Master's in Statistics & Machine Learning, Linköping University, Sweden. B.Tech in Computer Science, SRM IST Chennai.

Previously: AI systems, document intelligence, and 5G cloud infrastructure in Sweden and India.

Hayagreev shapes what Emote should feel like, who it is for, and why it matters.

He leads product direction, positioning, user research, and go-to-market. His work is grounded in a simple belief: people already externalize their emotions into Notes, Reddit, ChatGPT, friends, and late-night spirals. Emote should become the place where those feelings start making sense.

Master's in Computational Neuroscience, CentraleSupélec, France. General MBA certification, STOA.

Before Emote, he founded and scaled a consumer business, learning firsthand how to build for real people and when to walk away. He brings neuroscience, consumer product instinct, and founder-led user research to build Emote around how people actually experience and work through their emotions.

Investor corner

For investors and advisors who want to understand how Emote is performing, we maintain a product metrics dashboard covering activation, retention, session depth, returning users, power users, and engagement quality.

Product & User Metrics

Live dashboard

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Built by people who know what it is like to carry something with nowhere to put it.