Diwakar Sharma, a visionary technology and product leader with nearly two decades of experience building enterprise-scale HR and AI solutions for global organizations. Known for blending deep technical expertise with human-centered design.

As the founder behind innovative platforms like Kyrah.ai, Diwakar is driven by a mission to design technology that enhances safety, wellbeing, and meaningful human connection. His work sits at the intersection of AI, people systems, and real-world impact—combining advanced machine learning with empathetic product thinking.

Kyrah.ai, an AI-powered safety and wellbeing platform designed to empower individuals through intelligent, real-time support, today announced its official launch. Kyrah.ai brings together advanced AI, human-centered design, and a mission-driven purpose to address some of today's most urgent personal and digital safety challenges. Built with enterprise-grade security and a focus on trust, privacy, and accessibility, Kyrah.ai represents a new era of ethical and empathetic AI built to protect, guide, and elevate everyday lives.

I'm Clement Lee, Co-Founder of Kyrah AI. I've always believed technology should make people feel safer, not more alone—and that belief shaped the vision behind Kyrah. Before this, I spent years building human-centered programs and digital experiences, including work that strengthened psychological safety, transparency, and access across diverse teams. Those lessons deeply shaped how I think about trust, empathy, and care in product design.

To me, Kyrah is more than an app. It's a promise: that even when someone feels overwhelmed or isolated, support is never out of reach. My goal is to build AI that listens with compassion and guides with clarity—because everyone deserves a space where they can feel understood and supported.

Nassiba Rehan is the Co-Founder and Product Manager of KYRAH.AI, leading the vision for a safety-first emotional wellness platform that helps individuals understand their feelings, regulate their emotions, and find clarity in a private, judgment-free space.

Over the years, Nassiba has observed an emotional gap widening among young adults. Anxiety is rising, stress is building, and emotional regulation skills are declining. Many young people don't feel ready to seek therapy first—and they often fear judgment from friends or family. Nassiba saw this gap clearly and knew a safe alternative was needed.

Alongside this, she has spent years supporting women who faced emotional and marital abuse and received little to no help from their own families. Through emotional guidance, mentorship, and cultural understanding, she helped many women regain their self-worth, identify unhealthy patterns, and rebuild their inner strength.

Her work also involves helping young adults understand the difference between love and control. Boys need early emotional education about boundaries and respect, and girls must learn to recognize manipulation, gaslighting, and unhealthy relational dynamics. Nassiba believes emotional literacy is not optional—it is a necessity.

As a member of a first-generation immigrant household, Nassiba understands the emotional pressures families face: parents making unimaginable sacrifices, raising children without support systems, avoiding sharing pain with family back home, and doing everything possible to give their children a better life. These dynamics deeply shape the emotional expectations of the next generation.

“Emotional safety is the foundation of healing. KYRAH.AI exists so people finally have a space where they can be seen, supported, and understood—without fear or judgment.”

Her leadership is guided by empathy, cultural sensitivity, and a strong devotion to creating ethical, human-first AI that supports real emotional growth.