Yngrid Salazar

When I received the invitation to join SNIFR, I was at a point where I was wondering how much we're losing as human beings.

We live connected, but increasingly distant.

We hardly share stories, anecdotes, or real conversations anymore.

Often, we're just almost present, without really being present.

And then, I understood something while observing dogs and their owners:

while we live distracted lives, they still know how to stop, explore, play, live in the present, and connect without filters.

SNIFR opened my mind.

Because I understood that we weren't just building an app.

We were creating a way to reconnect with the neighborhood, with people, and with real life.

Here, I'm in charge of giving voice to that idea.
Of turning it into something that people not only use, but can truly feel.