Femtech Startups That Got Funding in February 2025
February 2025 proved to be a strong month for femtech startups, showcasing innovation and resilience in addressing critical areas of women’s health and wellness. From AI-powered hormone testing to cutting-edge menopause support, these startups are transforming healthcare with their visionary approaches.
Notably, Epicore secured $26M to advance wearable sweat-sensing technology, while others like Millie and Posterity Health also raised significant funding to expand their impact.
Here’s a closer look at the femtech startups that secured funding this month, spotlighting founders and their unique missions to address essential aspects of women’s health.
Femtech Startups That Got Funded in February 2025
♀️1. Comma – secured $2M in funding
→Founded by: Miller Morris
→About: Period tracking app
♀️2. SimpliFed – secured $4M in funding
→Founded by: Andrea Ippolito
→About: Tailored pregnancy and postpartum care
♀️3. Ovum – raised $1.7M in funding
→Founded by: Dr. Ariella Heffernan-Marks
→About: AI-powered health assistant for women
♀️4. Little Otter – raised $9.5M in funding
→Founded by: Dr. Helen Egger and Rebecca Egger
→About: Family mental health care platform
♀️5. Coral – raised $4.1M in funding
→Founded by: Anna Chif, Fiona Lake Waslander, and John McCalla
→About: Menopause platform
♀️6. Waterlily – raised $7M in funding
→Founded by: Lily Vittayarukskul and Evan Ehrenberg
→About: AI-powered platform predicting long-term care needs
♀️7. Level Zero Health – secured $6.9M in funding
→Founded by: Ula Rustamova and Irene Jia
→About: Hormone testing through wearable technology
♀️8. snuggs – raised €5M in funding
→Founded by: Linda Sejdova
→About: Period underwear brand
♀️9. Posterity Health – raised $13M Series A funding
→Founded by: Pam Pure and Barrett Cowan
→About: Digital male fertility platform
♀️10. Riley – raised $3.1M seed round funding
→Founded by: Amanda DeLuca
→About: All-in-one baby tracker
♀️11. Epicore – raised $26M in funding
→Founded by: Roozbeh Ghaffari, AJ Aranyosi, Jeffrey Model, and Stephen Lee
→About: Wearable sweat-sensing technology
♀️12. Diem – raised $1.8M in funding
→Founded by: Emma Bates and Divia Singh
→About: Social search engine for women
♀️13. Cerula Care – raised $3.7M in funding
→Founded by: Supriya Laknidhi and Kyle Lavin
→About: Virtual mental health support for cancer patients
♀️15. Millie – raised $12M Series A funding
→Founded by: Anu Sharma
→About: Maternity clinic with focus on holistic pregnancy care
♀️16. Nua – raised $4.2M in pre-series C funding
→Founded by: Ravi Ramachandran and Abhishek Ramanathan
→About: Modern period and intimate care brand
♀️17. Prickly Pear Health – raised $250K pre-seed funding
→Founded by: Imen Maaroufi Clark
→About: Menopause brain health platform
What Is Femtech?
Femtech (female technology) refers to software, diagnostics, products, and services that use technology to support and improve women’s health. This includes everything from reproductive health and fertility solutions to menopause care, maternal health, and period products. With an increasing number of startups and investors recognizing the importance of women's health solutions, femtech is becoming one of the fastest-growing sectors in healthcare.
Why Is Femtech Booming in 2025?
- Increased Awareness & Demand – More women are advocating for better healthcare options tailored to their unique needs.
- Investment Surge – VCs are seeing the value in femtech, with billions flowing into startups tackling issues long overlooked.
- Tech Advancements – AI, data analytics, and biotech innovations are making solutions more accessible and effective.
- Regulatory Changes – Governments and health organizations are recognizing the gaps in women’s healthcare and pushing for more research and funding.
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