FemTech is a booming market both in the UK and worldwide. Inherently feminist in its values, its success has shown a real willingness to open up the discussion about female health and wellness. As it continues to grow, how is technology helping women solve issues that have long felt ignored?

An ‘anonymous connection’ may seem like an oxymoron, but anonymity is enabling thousands of people to speak their mind. Taboo is an app that aims to break its namesake, allowing users to share their sexual secrets (and shed the shame attached to them) without revealing their identity.

Despite the majority of women experiencing menopause at some point in their lives, there is still a stigma around discussing the symptoms. Looking to tackle this, Rory is a healthcare service that provides support and open conversation around associations with menopause.

Moody Month is an app and online community that helps women track and understand their hormones and moods. Going beyond ‘femtech’ and conversations around period-tracking and fertility, it offers a more holistic approach, taking into consideration factors like the weather and the moon.