July 28, 2025
Coined by Ida Tun, the pioneering founder of Berlin-based period tracking app Clue, the term FemTech identifies startups dedicated to developing products, services and - you guessed it - tech which specifically focuses on women’s health needs. Today we see this spread across reproductive health, fertility, pregnancy, menopause, menstrual health, sexual wellness, and general healthcare for women.
So want to see who’s making waves, and where some of the breakouts from 2023 have grown to today? Here’s 12 newFemTech startups to keep on your radar for 2025, plus updates from those we've spotlighted before.
Joii
Founded: 2019 | Location: Dublin (IRE) | Funding: €2.4 million (Seed funding, June 2025)
Joii is pioneering AI-powered menstrual monitoring tech. Using their sustainable period products, partnered with their mobile app, users can measure health data directly from their period blood, powered by AI-image analysis. This is offering unprecedented insights into menstrual health, directly from the source, in a non-invasive way.
Founded: 2021 | Location: London (UK) | Funding to date: $7.3 million USD (incl. $5 million Seed funding, June 2025)
Taking a neuroscience approach to relieving period pain, Samphire have developed Nettle - the world's first brain stimulating headband for the at-home alleviation of PMS and period pain symptoms. Not stopping there, Nettle is currently also undergoing clinical trials in PMDD and endometriosis populations, plus they offer neuroscience-backed cycle tracking via the Samphire app.
Founded: 2019 | | Location: Melbourne (AUS) | Funding to date: $1.02 million
This wearable gives deep insights on your hormones and menstrual cycle…all whilst you sleep. Kyri’s unique ring continuously monitors basal body temperature overnight, eliminating the need for daily manual temperature checks. Data is synced to their dedicated app, giving personalized insights into cycle and ovulation patterns to support informed decision-making about reproductive health.
Founded: 2022 | Location: Bangalore (IND) | Funding: $1 million (Seed funding, June 2025)
Arva Health has built a platform to bring fertility health into the hands of millions of Indian women by enabling women to track their hormones, and developing a simple, at-home fertility test. With this seed funding Arva will bring this support to a dedicated in-person health clinic, providing fertility testing, consultations, egg freezing, and IVF in a modern, judgment-free setting.
Founded: 2019 | Location: London (UK) | Funding: £8.2 million
Impli is here to take the stress out of hormone monitoring for IVF. Their electrochemical biosensor platform can be implanted under the skin during a normal 30 day IVF treatment cycle and monitor specific markers, thereby removing the need for blood to be drawn. The device is set for medical market launch in 2027.
Founded: 2021 | Location: Copenhagen (DEN) | Funding: €1.5 million (incl. €600k Pre-Seed, May 2025)
This pioneering start-up has developed an at-home, non-invasive treatment for vaginal infections. Their small, insertable, reusable device administers therapeutic light both inside the vagina and on the external vulva to target yeast and bacteria that cause common infections.
Founded: 2022 | Location: Strasbourg (FRA) | Funding: €1.6 million (Seed funding, July 2025)
Solence are the first AI-driven digital therapeutics start-up aimed at improving PCOS symptoms. The everyday companion app provides users a personalised program to help them change habits, which assists in overcoming painful PCOS symptoms. It offers tailored daily interactive sessions focusing on nutrition, exercise, emotional well being, stress, sleep, and environmental health.
Founded: 2019 | Location: London (UK) | Funding to date: £8.2 million (incl. £7 million Seed funding, May 2025)
Bringing personalised insights into hormonal fluctuations, Hormona is aiding women to understand their bodies and manage symptoms related to hormonal imbalances. Through their award-winning app, users can monitor hormone levels, track periods, forecast cycles and symptoms, and access personalized wellness tips and tools for a balanced life.
Founded: 2021 | Location: Singapore | Funding to date: $3.55 million (incl. $2.7 million Seed funding, April 2025)
Moom are on a mission to create natural remedies for the modern Asian woman in the form of holistic, expert-backed supplements. Their platform offers personalised care and recommendations, covering products for sleep management, anti-inflammatory, immune health, gut health, digestion, and vaginal flora.
Founded: 2021 | Location: Horsens (DEN) | Funding: €400k (Seed funding, May 2025)
This Danish company is developing a home-based detection tool for lymphedema - a chronic condition affecting one in five breast cancer survivors. With their solution to monitor the early signs of lymphedema, it will offer women a proactive way to monitor their health post-treatment.
Founded: 2020 | Location: Berlin (GER) | Funding: €600k (Pre-seed, May 2025)
Evela is making menopausal care a mainstream workplace benefit, one company at a time. With a web app that is distributed via companies to female employees aged 40 and over, the women are given access to menopause expertise, evidence-based treatments, a personalised care plan, and ongoing care and education.
Founded: 2021 | Location: Bristol (UK) | Funding to date: €750k
MyCelsius are bringing relief for hot flushes, through their wearable wrist device. This innovative band cools down the inside of the wrist, altering body signals to the hypothalamus and offering a simple, efficient cooling service for hot flushes. This enables the brain to change their perception of how warm it is, allowing sufferers to get on with their day, comfortably.
inne - Since founding in Berlin in 2018, Inne has gained an incredible €16 million in funding, to deliver a saliva biosensor device providing deep insights on the fertile phase of a woman’s cycle.
Daye - This London-based startup has been breaking ground since 2018, with their CBD-infused and STI-testing tampons. They’ve now expanded to offer period pain products, hormone tests, and at-home STI screenings.
XbyX - Another Berlin business, this digital platform helping women navigate menopause has grown since 2019, recently publishing their own how-to book on dealing with menopause symptoms.
Tabu - Founded in California in 2020, with $600k funding to date, Tabu continues to bring sexual wellness to peri- and post- menopause women with their scientifically designed lubricant and vibrator.
Thinx - From starting in New York back in 2011, Thinx has grown beyond start or scale-up, to be part-owned by multinational Kimberley-Clarke. Truly the world leaders in period products.
Clue - The startup that started it all, Berlin-based Clue has grown from their 2012 beginnings to a FemTech powerhouse. The app tracks periods, ovulation, and PMS for over 10 million users in 190 countries.
Founded: 2023 | Location: Berlin (GER)
Founded by beta member Annunziata von Schnurbein after her own experience with early perimenopause, this Instagram page is an information hub and a community for women to share helpful resources, and their own experiences.
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