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Femtech startup Gynoveda eyes foreign shores

In 2019, a personal pain point and a predilection for Ayurveda led Rachana Gupta and her husband, Vishal Gupta, to launch Ayurveda-based femtech startup Gynoveda.

Femtech startup Gynoveda eyes foreign shores

Friday September 24, 2021 , 4 min Read

According to a Frost & Sullivan 2018 report, femtech is the “next big phenomenon in the women’s health market” and has 50 percent of the global population as target customers and a market potential of $50 billion by 2025. 


In 2019, a personal pain point and a predilection for Ayurveda led Rachana Gupta and her husband, Vishal Gupta, to launch Ayurveda-based femtech startup Gynoveda


The tech-enabled platform, which focuses on women’s menstrual health, claims to have built the world’s first gynaecology robot, which uses artificial intelligence (AI) to identify menstrual abnormalities and prescribes Ayurvedic supplements. 


The initial investment of $2 million came from the couple’s personal savings, who had one aim — “combining technology, content, and Ayurveda to solve period problems.”


gynoveda claims to have delivered two lakh orders since inception and is seeing a 40 percent monthly growth in revenues. 


It is also getting some interest from Australia, New Zealand, Nigeria, the US, and Southeast Asian markets, where it has piloted deliveries already. 

Gynoveda

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According to a KPMG report, the pandemic was a tipping point for online gaming in India, with 433 million users playing games online in FY21. Parallel to this, the video creators’ economy is also buzzing with growth as more and more creators join existing club influencers. 


Homegrown app Eloelo is banking on both with its creator-led social gaming and live streaming app. The app hosts live games, especially popular Indian household games such as Tambola, Chidiya Udd, Musical Chairs, Quiz, all hosted live by creators. Read more.

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How this ixigo-backed startup organised intercity bus travel 


According to industry estimates, Indians take — under normal circumstances — over five billion intercity bus trips a year, making the country one of the largest bus travel markets in the world.


However, the market is unorganised, and there is a trust deficit. Several tech-led mobility startups are trying to solve this “trust deficit” and organise the fragmented intercity bus travel market estimated to be worth $20 billion. gogoBus is one such player. Read more.

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Before you go, stay inspired with… 

gynoveda
“Digital was the only way if we wanted to reach women beyond cities.” 

Rachana Gupta, Founder, Gynoveda



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