Only 2% of venture capital funding goes to female founders — even as industries like FemTech are projected to reach over $1 trillion in the coming years.

In this episode of the She Founds episode, host Bhavisha interviews Ida Tin, co-founder of Clue — the world’s leading period tracking app — and the woman who coined the term “FemTech.”

In this episode, Ida provides insights into the challenges faced by female founders who are fundraising for investment and what needs to change.

You’ll learn:

• 💡 How FemTech was born — and why naming the industry changed everything
• 📱 The story of building Clue into a global women’s health app
• 💰 Why female founders face systemic barriers to funding
• 🌍 The global potential of FemTech to transform women’s health
• 🔮 Ida’s vision for more inclusive, ethical, and impactful tech

This is more than a founder story — it’s a conversation about power, innovation, and the future of women’s health.

Prelaunch registration for Ida Tin's FemTech book: https://femtechbook.com/

Ida's book recommendation, Utopia for Realists: And How We Can Get There: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Utopia-Realists-How-Can-There/dp/1408890267