Hello Clue
- IndustryHealth
- Year founded2020
- FounderIda Tin
- Globally spotted by Claudia Menger
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About Us
Clue is the world’s fastest growing period tracking and fertility app. It calculates and foresees users’ periods, fertile windows to get pregnant and premenstrual syndrome (PMS) phases.
Available for free on iOS, Android and Apple Watch, Clue is confident, scientific – and not pink.
To date, Clue has more than 10 million active users worldwide and, in 2016, was named the most accurate free period tracking app in an extensive 2016 study published in the journal Obstetrics & Gynecology, a publication of the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists.
Ida Tin launched Clue in 2013 after realising that her form of birth control wasn’t working for her and she was unsure of alternative options. She thought it was insane that we were able to put a man on the moon, but we didn’t have a tool that would help us understand the patterns of our own body. This drove her to create an App that enables people to have easily available personalised health data to give them awareness of the unique patterns in their bodies and their cycles.
The group’s website has now become the first menstrual health hub, providing empathetic, reliable and scientifically accurate information regarding female health.
Serious, sound and sympthethic. A perfect company for Globally Spotted.
- Female
- Gender
- Health
- Healthcare
- Tracking App
- Wellness
- Women
Claudia Menger
Location: Oslo
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Hello Clue Features
Ida Tin’s Battle to Build Clue, a Period-Tracking App
Ida Tin wanted to build an app to help women track their periods. For months, she went door to door, pitching the concept to early-stage investors in Berlin, London, New York, and Silicon Valley. Often, Tin, a soft-spoken thirty-seven-year-old from Copenhagen with cerulean-framed glasses, was the only woman in the room.
Ida Tin’s Battle to Build Clue, a Period-Tracking App
Ida Tin wanted to build an app to help women track their periods. For months, she went door to door, pitching the concept to early-stage investors in Berlin, London, New York, and Silicon Valley. Often, Tin, a soft-spoken thirty-seven-year-old from Copenhagen with cerulean-framed glasses, was the only woman in the room.
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Hello Clue Talks
Ida Tin: Female health keeps changing, and we want to automate as much as we can
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