Mor Sela
Founder, stealth startup · San Francisco, California
Mor Sela is an engineering leader in San Francisco. He is currently building something new, still in stealth. Before that he was Head of Engineering, Insights at Miro, which he joined when Miro acquired Cardinal (YC W23) — the AI-powered product backlog he co-founded and led as CTO. Before founding Cardinal he was Sr. Director of Engineering at Epic Games, the maker of Fortnite and Unreal Engine, which he joined through its acquisition of Houseparty, where he ran mobile engineering. Earlier he was an Engineer in Residence at Aleph VC, Director of R&D at Docady, and a special projects manager and team leader in the Israeli military's Unit 8200.
Career
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Stealth
Something new — too early to say.
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Miro
Visual collaboration workspace. Grew Cardinal into Miro Insights.
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Cardinal (YC W23)
AI-powered product backlog. Acquired by Miro.
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Epic Games
Maker of Fortnite & Unreal Engine.
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Houseparty
Group video chat app. Acquired by Epic Games.
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Aleph VC
Early-stage Israeli venture fund.
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Docady
App for organizing family documents.
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IDF · Unit 8200
Israel's elite signals-intelligence unit.
Elsewhere
About this page
morsela.co is a personal site built as an interactive, Miro-style canvas board: every chapter of Mor's career is a draggable sticky note, colored by era, with hand-drawn arrows connecting the companies he built to the companies that acquired them. This page lists the same career in plain text, so people without JavaScript — and the agents that read the web — get the whole story too.
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