13 Startups Working In Women's Reproductive Health

Science and technology have helped women and couples take control of their reproductive health and make important life decisions. We used CB Insights data to identify 13 funded private companies in the increasingly important category. The startups range from biotechnology companies, to startups marketing fertility tracking instruments, and big data applications analyzing in-vitro fertilization (IVF) probabilities. Big-name investors like Andreessen Hororowitz and Founders Fund have financed companies in this space. They both participated in a $17M Series B financing in Max Levchin’s big data startup Glow.

The table below lists the startups, what they do, and select investors.

Companies Working In Women’s Reproductive Health
Company	Description	Select Investors
Progyny	Online marketplace for fertility solutions	Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers, MS Ventures, TPG Biotech
Kindara	Connected “fertility thermometer”	Drummond Road Capital, SOSventures
Rinovum Women’s Health	At-Home Conception aids	Innovation Works, BlueTree Allied Angels
Nora Therapeutics	Biotech therapeutics in reproductive medicine	Rho Ventures, Vivo Capital, Prospect Venture Partners
Obseva	Biopharmaceuticals focused on pre-term labor	MS Ventures, Sofinnova Ventures
Glow	Big data fertility tracking	Formation 8, Founders Fund, Slow Ventures
Univfy	In-vitro fertilization probability testing	Undisclosed investors
Channel Medsystems	Cryothermic technology designed for women’s health	Aperture Venture Partners, InCube Ventures, STCM Ventures
Lola	Subscription tampon delivery	BoxGroup, VaynerRSE
1eq (dba. Babyscripts)	Monitoring for expecting mothers	Kensington Partners
Clue	User-input based fertility tracker	Hoxton Ventures, Luminary Labs
Fertility Focus	Instruments and tools for diagnosis and treatment of infertility	Midven, Norgenix
Maven Clinic	Digital clinic for women	BoxGroup, Great Oaks Venture Capital