Kindara

“Well, we talked a little bit about it. Kitchen bowl. Although I also just did a deal called Kindara, which is a mobile app. Yeah, Kindara, which is a women's mobile fertility app. It's both software and hardware.”

“So in five years, I want Kindara to be the go-to women's health app for women all over the world for women from when they get their period all the way through to menopause. I want us to be able to offer value and help them understand their cycles better and to…”

“And we've got a 70% female team, and I think that's important.”

“What we did is we spent two weeks coding and then launched what we had. So it barely did anything. It was like a very initial version of the app on iOS only had two screens and barely did anything and like 50 people downloaded it.”

“I think ultimately it builds more of a competitive advantage just because hardware is hard. Like, It's not easy. People can't rip you off in a weekend hackathon like they can with an app, potentially.”

“It was me, my wife, and an idea, and a few thousand dollars, and so we wrote a posting for CTO, and we were looking around, and one of our friends said, hey, I can do this”

“Yeah, we've raised about 1.7 million in angel and BC funding thus far.”

“The method that we use has been shown to be as effective as the pill”

“And we're just about to announce some more funding.”