"Technology should serve human connection, not replace it."

One of the hardest parts of leaving military service isn't the career transition, it's losing the relationships. The tight-knit bonds built over years of service tend to fade fast once you're back in civilian life, and most veterans never find a real solution for it. Junhao Chen and Erik Gonzalez did something about it. Their company Tenur is a voice relationship operating system that uses AI to help people maintain authentic, meaningful connections, not just collect contacts.

We also get into their entrepreneurial journey, the concept of category design and why creating something genuinely new is harder, and more rewarding, than competing in an existing space, and where relationship tech is headed next including wearables and seamless interfaces that make staying connected feel completely natural.

📌 CONNECT WITH JUNHAO CHEN & ERIC RODRIGUEZ:

Website: https://www.tenur.co/

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/tenurai/

📌 JOIN and CONNECT WITH US: Website: https://www.militarycreatorcon.com/