Sacks aims for Kindara to be the global women's health app
Will Sachs · Founders Friday 004: Life As A Non-Technical Co-Founder with Will Sacks, The Fertility King @ Kindara · Jul 17, 2015 · at 20:14
Will Sacks, founder and CEO of Kindara, outlines his five-year vision and expansion goals for the company.
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“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 have a suite of connected devices that make that easier.”
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