PHAGWARA : In a strong endorsement of emerging women led innovation in India’s health tech landscape, the startup secured top honours at SheCohort 4.0, a Government of Punjab backed initiative recognising high impact entrepreneurial ventures. As part of this achievement, FemoraAI has been awarded a seed grant of ₹0.75 lakh, while its co-founder Amulya Ponnala has also been selected as an Ambassador for the She Community. The recognition highlights a growing shift towards intelligent, purpose driven technologies addressing real world health challenges.
FemoraAI, developed by LPU’s third year B.Tech CSE students Ramanjit Singh (Founder and CEO) and Amulya Ponnala (Founder and CTO), is an AI powered women’s wellness platform designed to decode and predict menstrual cycles with clinical precision, especially for Indian users.
Moving beyond conventional tracking applications, the platform leverages machine learning to generate highly accurate cycle forecasts, detect potential irregularities such as PCOS, and deliver deeply personalised health insights. Looking into the future insights, it will also integrate access to certified gynaecologists while fostering a secure and moderated digital community for women.
At its core, the platform functions as a dynamic predictive system that synthesises physiological, behavioural, and environmental inputs. Unlike static models based on fixed assumptions, it incorporates variables such as body temperature patterns, lifestyle behaviours, and environmental factors to generate real world accurate predictions. With continuous learning capabilities, the system evolves over time, enhancing both accuracy and individual relevance.
Beyond prediction, the platform enables women to align their daily routines with their biological cycles, supporting better energy management, informed decision making, and preventive care. Within just three months of launch, FemoraAI has recorded over 3800+ active users and more than 10, 000 cycles logged, signalling strong early traction and user trust.