Healthtech startup Vivant launches female health management app

‘Nyra’ can be used to track period, fertility, lifestyle and physical activity.

Healthtech startup Vivant has rolled out a mobile app called Nyra that can be used by women to track health information such as period, fertility, ovulation, mood, lifestyle and physical activities.

Based on the data, the app provides users with personalised feminine health, hygiene and fertility advice.

Available in English and Hindi, the app is the first product launched by Vivant under its women’s health brand. The company plans to progressively launch more products covering pregnancy, post-pregnancy care and re-entering the workplace.

“In many countries in these regions women’s health remains a taboo subject and awareness and adoption of feminine health practices is staggeringly low. At the same time, digital penetration is high, and this is creating a significant opportunity for digital health applications to deliver real social benefits,” Adrit Raha, Vivant CEO said in a statement.

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