By inserting just several milk drops into the device daily, and app interaction, you can see your day-to-day progress and get personal tips.
The MyLee is in beta testing. You can join!
We were selected as WOW women in Femtech, and interviewed by the amazing marija butkovic, founder and CEO of women of wearables.
Great to be listed in such inspiring group of women!
We discussed our entrepreneurial and personal journey and our envision of the field. Such an interesting discussion.
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The mylee app is all about personal feedback – education – and communication, for empower breastfeeding mothers to become proactive about their breastfeeding, from the first day.
We develop The mylee device, a hand held device and mobile health app, that enables a mother, for the first time ever, to get immediate feedback about her breastfeeding process and breastmilk production, starting from the first days after delivery, by scanning of just a few drops of her own milk.
The mylee app is all about personal feedback – education – and communication, for empower breastfeeding mothers to become proactive about their breastfeeding, from the first day.
The mother is basically making daily milk scans with the mylee device, and receive immediate feedback reassurance, tips and alarms for improving breastfeeding experience. By performing daily tasks and quizzes, the app generate actionable insights to the mother, for improving breastfeeding experience and success.
So far we have had a successful beta with lactation consultants that have used the device to scan over 400 mothers on-the-spot and they say it has become an integral tool in their tool box, and we are now launching our pre-order, and expected to ship the first devices to mothers by the end of the year.
The main value proposition of the current version of the device is focused on mothers in the first days and weeks after birth but We see the mylee becoming a must have product supporting every new mother throughout her full breastfeeding journey and beyond.
As breastfeeding mothers, we realized that while we were strictly monitored all through our pregnancies, when it comes to breastfeeding, there are no objective tools to assess individual breastfeeding. And as a Life science PhD, we realized that breast milk is a body fluid that is neglected from clinical practice, and can reflect on the mother’s health, the baby’s health and on the breastfeeding process itself.
In MyMilk we take personal information from breast milk, to generate personalized breastfeeding guidance for improving breastfeeding experience and success.
Healthcare personalization, telemedicine and remote monitoring, and adoption of patient centered solutions. Patient will become more involved in their health management.
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Co founder of MyMilk Labs, life science doctor (PhD), and an avid breastfeeding mother