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Aavia
Aavia is a hormone health company building a daily app that helps people with ovaries understand how their ovarian hormones shape their energy, mood, sleep, skin, and sex drive across the cycle. Founded at MIT in 2017, it began with a patented Smart Birth Control Pill Case that senses whether you have taken your pill and reminds you until you do, then grew into an all-in-one tracking and education platform with personalized, science-backed insights, a member community, and a medical advisory board.
The Pause Technologies Inc.
The Pause Technologies Inc. is a Phoenix-based, female-founded healthtech company building Harmoni, an AI companion for women navigating perimenopause, menopause, and beyond. Its app pairs a 24/7 AI wellness coach with symptom tracking, wearable data (Apple Health, Fitbit, Oura, Garmin), gamified journeys, and clinician-reviewed content to turn the confusing hormonal transition into something women can understand and act on. Founded by AI entrepreneur and MIT Sloan graduate Susan Sly with clinician Dr. Mia Chorney, the company is targeting the roughly 50 million U.S. women experiencing menopause symptoms.
Aagya Mathur
Aagya Mathur is the co-founder and CEO of Aavia, a Brooklyn-based hormone health company whose app helps people with ovaries understand how their cycle shapes their energy, mood, sleep and focus. A University of Virginia neuroscientist turned MIT Sloan MBA and ex-Deloitte consultant, she co-built Aavia out of an MIT bootcamp into a top-charting wellness app that has reached hundreds of thousands of users on organic growth alone, with backers ranging from MIT delta v to a $9.7M+ funding base.