Clue
Founded Year
2012Stage
Angel | AliveTotal Raised
$81.98MValuation
$0000Last Raised
$9.3M | 8 mos agoAbout Clue
Clue focuses on health technology, specifically in the domain of menstrual and reproductive health. The company offers a period and ovulation tracking app that provides users with predictions and insights about their menstrual cycle, fertility windows, and cycle-related symptoms. The app is designed to help users understand their bodies better and make informed health choices. It was founded in 2012 and is based in Berlin, Germany.
Loading...
Clue's Product Videos
ESPs containing Clue
The ESP matrix leverages data and analyst insight to identify and rank leading companies in a given technology landscape.
The at-home fertility testing market offers solutions for women who are trying to conceive or manage their hormonal health. These products, such as urine strips and saliva tests, provide a non-invasive way to monitor hormone levels, predict ovulation, and reduce the risk of miscarriage. The companies in this market offer a range of products such as apps, ovulation tests, and devices that provide m…
Clue named as Leader among 12 other companies, including Legacy, Glow, and OvuSense.
Clue's Products & Differentiators
Clue App
Driven by data and grounded in scientific knowledge, the Clue app helps users discover patterns in their menstrual cycles that are unique to them. We are continuously evolving the Clue app to fit the needs of our users by giving them greater awareness of their cycle symptoms and health habits.
Loading...
Research containing Clue
Get data-driven expert analysis from the CB Insights Intelligence Unit.
CB Insights Intelligence Analysts have mentioned Clue in 3 CB Insights research briefs, most recently on Nov 11, 2022.
Nov 11, 2022 report
How tech is making women’s healthcare more equitable and accessible
Expert Collections containing Clue
Expert Collections are analyst-curated lists that highlight the companies you need to know in the most important technology spaces.
Clue is included in 4 Expert Collections, including Wellness Tech.
Wellness Tech
1,370 items
We define wellness tech as companies developing technology to help consumers improve their physical, mental, and social well-being. Companies in this collection play across a wide range of categories, including food and beverage, fitness, personal care, and corporate wellness.
Beauty & Personal Care
858 items
These startups aim to provide health treatments, diagnosis tools, and products that do not require a prescription or connection with a health professional to enhance personal wellbeing. This includes supplements, women's health maintenance, OTC medicines, and more.
Digital Health
10,585 items
The digital health collection includes vendors developing software, platforms, sensor & robotic hardware, health data infrastructure, and tech-enabled services in healthcare. The list excludes pureplay pharma/biopharma, sequencing instruments, gene editing, and assistive tech.
Women's Health Tech
482 items
This collection includes companies applying technology to address a spectrum of physical, mental, and social well-being concerns specific to women. Examples include companies in reproductive health, maternal care, fertility tracking, and menopause support.
Latest Clue News
Nov 23, 2023
Image: OURA Clue, a period tracking and reproductive health app and smart ring technology company ŌURA have announced a new integration . This partnership combines Clue’s menstrual health tracking with ŌURA’s biometric sensing capabilities, aiming to enhance personal health management and research in female health. The new integration allows iOS users of the Clue app to connect with the Oura Ring for tracking body temperature trends. One of the areas Clue and ŌURA are aiming to focus on in their research efforts is perimenopause. Clue recently launched its Perimenopause mode to help women and people with cycles better navigate their transition to menopause. Clue CEO, Audrey Tsang, shared: “As companies rooted in evidence-based science, we know the power of combining health knowledge and self-knowledge to empower women and people with cycles to take charge of their health. This is just the beginning of what’s possible through this partnership. We are most excited about the unique opportunity we have here to help illuminate some of the blind spots in female health with extremely impactful health research.” Clue Chief Product Officer, Rhiannon White, added: “Being able to seamlessly track and see temperature trends within the context of other cycle data in the Clue app can offer helpful insight into your body’s unique patterns. After rigorous testing, our Science and Product teams found the continuous temperature measurement by Oura Ring on the underside of the finger offered a holistic view of temperature fluctuations in the body throughout the cycle.” ŌURA Chief Commercial OfficerDorothy Kilroy commented: “Women’s health continues to be a major area of focus for our brand, and we are excited to be working with a major leader in the space to help women better understand their bodies.” Beyond temperature trends, the Clue and ŌURA teams are already working on expanding the integration to further biometric data such as sleep tracking in the near future. You May Also Like
Clue Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
When was Clue founded?
Clue was founded in 2012.
Where is Clue's headquarters?
Clue's headquarters is located at Adalbertstrasse 7-8, Berlin.
What is Clue's latest funding round?
Clue's latest funding round is Angel.
How much did Clue raise?
Clue raised a total of $81.98M.
Who are the investors of Clue?
Investors of Clue include Crowdcube, Adjacent, Balderton Capital, Future Positive Capital, EIT Health Gold Track and 25 more.
Who are Clue's competitors?
Competitors of Clue include Samphire Neuroscience, Eli Health, Natural Cycles, Ava, Flo Health and 7 more.
What products does Clue offer?
Clue's products include Clue App and 4 more.
Loading...
Compare Clue to Competitors
Natural Cycles provides a tested fertility app that uses women's unique temperature readings to inform when the user has ovulated and when is likely to ovulate in the next cycle. Its application uses an algorithm-based system that detects and predicts ovulation, fertility, sperm survival, temperature fluctuations, past cycles, and cycle irregularities into account. The company was founded in 2013 and is based in Stockholm, Sweden.
Glow is an ambitious enterprise to apply the power of data science to health. It uses big data analytics to help women pinpoint the most fertile days in their cycle. It tracks menstrual cycles, sexual activity, cervical, mucus consistency, and more. It was founded in 2013 and is based in San Francisco, California.
Bellabeat creates products that help women easily track their overall health and get connected to their body and mind throughout different stages in life. It was founded in 2014 and is based in San Francisco, California.
Groove is a women's health startup. The company offers an app that provides services such as period and fertility tracking, trauma healing, shadow work, and breathwork, aiming to empower women to manage their fertility and overall wellness. Groove primarily serves the health and wellness sector. It was founded in 2013 and is based in Austin, Texas.
Flo Health is a company that focuses on female health, specifically in the domain of reproductive health and wellness. The company offers a digital platform that provides services such as cycle tracking, pregnancy assistance, and fertility calendar. It primarily serves individuals seeking to understand and manage their reproductive health. It was founded in 2016 and is based in Wilmington, Delaware.
Premom is a mobile application. It helps women get pregnant sooner and naturally. It provides a knowledgeable reader for home ovulation and pregnancy tests. It allows women to view the quantitative results of their hormone changes visually, and the smart charting allows them to know their cycle progression. It was founded in 2013 and is based in Burr Ridge, Illinois.
Loading...