Eric Friedman is Co-Founder of Luffu, an AI-powered intelligent family care system that helps families coordinate health and caregiving across multiple generations.

Eric holds a BS and MS in Computer Science from Yale University and co-founded Fitbit in 2007, serving as CTO and leading it through a $2.1 billion acquisition by Google in 2021.

Eric previously co-founded Wind-Up Labs and served as Engineer Manager at CNET Networks, founding engineer at Epesi Technologies, and technical member of Microsoft's Real-Time Collaboration Group.

At Fitbit, Eric helped build a global community of nearly 150 million users, pioneering the wearable fitness tracking industry and leading the company through a successful IPO in 2015.

Luffu addresses the needs of 63 million American family caregivers, using AI to organize fragmented health data and reduce the mental load of coordinating care across kids, parents, partners, and pets.