Miora – The Truly Social Social Network

What Miora is about

Miora is a speculative social media concept that rethinks connection in 2035 — a time when most platforms are driven by AI-generated content, synthetic interactions, and metrics of influence. In contrast, Miora offers something quieter and deeper: a network that senses how you feel, and responds with care.

How it works

Using data from your phone — or more precisely, a wearable device called Miora Sense — the system detects emotional signals through changes in how you type, speak, move, or breathe. Sometimes it knows something’s off even before you do. And when that happens, it doesn’t push. It gently asks: “Do you want to check in?”
You choose what happens next — whether you want to handle it alone, talk to a friend, or reach out to your AI coach.

Sharing differently

But Miora is more than an emotional sensing tool. It’s also a truly social social network. You can share short, intentional signals — small moments, honest thoughts — with limited posts and replies. Because less noise makes space for more presence.

Your feed is made up of real connections: classmates, coworkers, neighbors, or people who feel like you do.

Emotional Flow

Over time, you see your emotional patterns in Emotional Flow — a visual reflection of your inner shifts. You decide what stays private, and what you share.

And when stress rises across a shared space — a classroom, a team, a community — Miora responds.
Not loudly, but respectfully. It adapts its tone and invites collective care.

The Healing Network

We call it the Healing Network — a calm, digital space where empathy matters more than algorithms, and where being human is finally enough.

The Poster

This poster presents the core idea behind Miora — a social network designed to foster emotional connection instead of digital performance.

The poster visualizes the two key elements of the system: the wearable that detects subtle signals from the body, and the app, where users can reflect, connect, and share intentionally.

Miora is not about visibility.
It’s about feeling — and knowing you’re not alone.