Kindara, a women’s fertility charting system and Graduate of the New York Founder Institute, is proud to announce a partnership with SeedInvest, an equity-based crowdfunding platform, to offer the chance to reserve shares for their Series A funding round, with the intent to officially accept investments later this summer when qualified by the SEC.
Kindara has a powerful mission to improve women's health care through technology. We are excited to help Kindara invite millions of passionate customers to become investors and support the company's future growth." - Ryan Feit, CEO and Co-Founder of SeedInvest
This unique opportunity is open to both accredited and nonaccredited investors through a Regulation A+ offering, meaning anyone who is passionate about Kindara’s mission will be able to acquire a stake in a company that has been growing steadily since 2011.
Founded in 2011 by William Sacks and Katherine Bicknell in the New York Founder Institute, this Boulder, Colorado-based company has developed a fertility thermometer and connected app that helps women determine the best time to get pregnant, avoid pregnancy, and learn more about their overall health. Kindara plans to use this funding round to finance the advancement of new technologies and product enhancements to further position itself for continued growth within the health tech market.
Over the past five years no one has supported Kindara more or recognized the incredible value of Kindara than our Community members. Our goal of empowering women extends beyond reproductive health, and we feel strongly that it is most appropriate to give the Kindara Community the opportunity to invest in their passion, and own a stake in the future of women's health care." - Ira Hernowitz, CEO of Kindara
Kindara’s unique approach to helping women monitor their health seems to be working, as the company currently has over one million users, a number that continues to grow. Since launching, the company has achieved numerous milestones, from numerous profiles and features on various health and tech media sites, to raising nearly $8 million from fourteen investors.
