Myrah offers personalized music experiences designed to promote emotional balance, relaxation, focus, and connection. Using a blend of ancient wisdom, neuroscience, and technology, the platform creates tailored soundscapes for individuals at home and for care settings such as adult day centers and hospices, enabling staff to integrate therapeutic music without specialized training.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
People experiencing anxiety, stress, or agitation—especially those with dementia or cognitive challenges—often lack access to music interventions that are culturally relevant and personalized, while existing tools are generic and require specialist knowledge to use effectively.
Solution
Myrah delivers a digital platform that curates personalized soundscapes based on a user’s cultural background, language preferences, musical memories, and, when available, real‑time biometric data such as heart‑rate variability. An AI engine selects full songs with lyrics, offering both active (guided) and passive (ambient) modes to support relaxation, focus, or connection. Care teams in memory‑care facilities, hospices, and adult‑day programs receive ready‑to‑use playlists that require no prior music training, enabling them to reduce agitation and foster moments of connection. Therapists can prescribe individualized programs, monitor user engagement, and extend therapeutic impact beyond session time. The service is ad‑free, device‑agnostic, and continuously adapts recommendations as user feedback or biometric signals change, all grounded in research from music therapy, neuroplasticity, and cognitive health.
Target Audience
Primary users are individuals seeking culturally resonant self‑care for anxiety or stress, caregivers and families of people with dementia, and professional care settings such as memory‑care centers and hospices; music therapists and mental‑health clinicians also use the platform to extend treatment between sessions.
Features
- AI‑driven recommendation engine that incorporates cultural context, language, and personal musical history
- Integration with compatible wearables to use heart‑rate variability and other biosignals for real‑time adaptation
- Active (guided) and passive (ambient) listening modes tailored for relaxation, concentration, or social connection
- Ready‑made, therapist‑approved playlists for care settings that require no music‑training to implement
- Multi‑device, ad‑free platform accessible via web or mobile applications
- Research‑backed content library featuring diverse global music, including full lyrical songs for deeper emotional resonance