I started by building Survivr and later Dolphy, while also offering data analytics and business intelligence services to clients. During early demos, investors and stakeholders would often ask me, “How many social media followers do you have?” As a technical founder, I had never really focused on social media engagement. I had barely commented on posts, and it was hard to build natural conversations or grow a strong following.

That experience made one thing clear: many founders and creators need an easier way to stay active, sound consistent, and build meaningful visibility online. After Dolphy, I decided to build a sleek, easy-to-use extension that works directly inside social platforms and helps people create better conversations without the usual friction.

That idea became TweeFeed — built from real frustration, shaped by product experience, and designed to help users show up more confidently on social media.