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The first fertility tracking kegel device to help pinpoint fertile window and ovulation up to 7 days in advance
About kegg
kegg is a company that operates in the FemTech market, specializing in fertility tracking solutions. The company's flagship product is a 2-in-1 device that functions as both a fertility tracker and a kegel ball. This device is designed to help women identify their fertile window by analyzing cervical mucus, which is a key indicator of fertility. The product is aimed at women who are trying to conceive and want a more accurate and personalized method of tracking their fertility.
The business model is based on the one-time sale of the kegg device, with no recurring subscriptions for its core features. The company also offers a money-back guarantee if a user does not get pregnant within a year of using the device. kegg primarily serves individual consumers and has a global reach, with sales in multiple countries. The company leverages online channels for sales and marketing, including its own website and social media platforms.
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- Founded
- 2017
- Headquarters
- San Francisco, United States
- Sector
- Health Tech & Medtech
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Seed8 investors entered at this stage
Hax
SOSV
Mega Force
Crescent Ridge
Fermata
Viento Ventures
Ad Astra Ventures- AFAlthea Capital Fund
Series A3 investors entered at this stage
For Good Ventures
Texas Halo Fund
Relentless Consumer Partners
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