David Grosu

Thank you @antonio_grosu19 and @DavidDevGROSU for going all out on completing V1 of IRVO! The vision is large, the foundation is there, now we just need to complete V1 for all of you. IRVO initializing…

Proud of my team for bringing this feature into action.

Heya Adele, when I first began searching for a full stack developer! I was hesitant on anyone that was not driving distance. But I could not be more happy to have gone against that. Because @antonio_grosu19 & @DavidDevGROSU are exactly who IRVO needed to become alive. And we’re like family now.

We’re currently less than 10 days out from Shipaton 2026. The teams working hard at putting everything together. Let the countdown begin! IRVO initializing…

Dancing is a great way to shake off the weight of the day and feel a little more connected to yourself.

When was the last time you couldn’t help but shake your hips?

Hi everyone — I’m Kevin, the one in the hat. Founder of IRVO, based in British Columbia, Canada. To my right is David, our CTO and co-founder. Below is Antonio, our COO and co-founder. David and Antonio are cousins, grew up together in Romania, and now they’re building IRVO together from Bucharest while I build alongside them from Canada. Canada 🤝 Romania.

Which Dashboard do you prefer left or right?

1/3 Your wearable knows you slept for 6 hours. It doesn’t know you ate at 10 p.m., argued with your partner, rushed through a deadline or spent the afternoon in pain. Imagine capturing the parts of life technology cannot see simply by saying them out loud.

You probably don’t keep repeating bad habits because you lack willpower. The real problem is that the action and its consequences are often separated by hours or even days. By the time you feel the effect, your brain no longer knows what caused it.

Time to focus and create what we have been envisioning for so long! We’ve got this. @antonio_grosu19 @DavidDevGROSU

It’s hard to know what’s driving the way you feel when it may have been building for days before becoming noticeable. How do you trace what you feel today back to where it actually began?

Over the last few months, I’ve been stuck on one problem: How do we make context in IRVO more than just a tag? Logging “stress,” “alcohol,” “poor sleep,” or “workout” is easy. The hard part is learning how those things affect you over time. Context should not just be logged. It should be learned.