Clue

The company’s app provides tools for reproductive health, supporting all cycles and life changes.

The page serves as a guide for users navigating conception.

Articles about bleeding disorders.

How to Be Heard: Self-advocacy tips from Dr. Charis

Articles about polyendocrine metabolic ovarian syndrome (PMOS), formerly known as polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS).

The company offers career opportunities.

Promos and offers for Clue Plus users

Dr. Cornelia Hainer oversees medical and scientific content, product development, and research projects as Clue’s Director of Science.

Dr. Chambers is Clue’s Chief Medical Officer and a board-certified OB-GYN specializing in pediatric and adolescent gynecology. She educates on female health topics via social media.

IMVAHA is an international team of microbiologists, epidemiologists, and social scientists based in Switzerland, Peru, Cameroon, and Belgium.

Lynae Brayboy, MD, was Chief Medical Officer at Clue. She researches poor oocyte quality and develops smartphone apps to teach adolescent girls about reproductive health.

Clue is a period tracking app, a trusted menstrual health resource, and a thought leader in femtech.

The page lists Clue’s posts about the app, mission, events, and related topics.

The company provides telehealth services.

The Clue app tracks menstrual cycles, offering science-based insights and personalized predictions.

Clue is a free menstrual calendar app recommended by doctors, created with top health researchers.

Clue is a free menstrual app recommended by health professionals, developed with scientific research.

Clue introduces **Get Care**, a platform linking period-tracking users with healthcare providers specializing in contraception, fertility, diagnostics, metabolic health, and mental health. The service integrates directly with Clue’s existing app to streamline access to tailored medical services. Berlin-based Clue aims to bridge gaps between reproductive health tracking and professional care.

Oct 2026futurefemhealth.comNews article

Clue introduces the **Clue26 initiative**, redefining period tracking as a tool for broader healthcare access. The platform integrates menstrual cycle data with gynecological health insights, aiming to empower users with proactive wellness monitoring. Early focus includes identifying irregularities and connecting users with healthcare providers for personalized support.

Oct 2026FemTech WorldNews article

Clue introduces a free **‘Get Care’ initiative**, linking period-tracking data to healthcare access. The app now connects users to low-cost or subsidized care options, including reproductive health services. Users can access resources through Clue’s platform without additional fees, expanding its role beyond fertility tracking.

Oct 2026GlobeNewswireNews article

Clue partners with Süddeutsche Krankenversicherung to become the first period and menstrual cycle tracker covered by health insurance in Germany. The app, led by women, now receives reimbursement through SDK, a leading private health insurer. This marks a global first for digital health coverage in reproductive wellness.

May 2026Yahoo FinanceNews article