Women’s Health Tracker Maya Receives Funding From Google’s Rajan Anandan

Women’s Health Tracker Maya Receives Funding From Google’s Rajan Anandan

Google Southeast Asia and India’s Vice President Rajan Anandan has invested an undisclosed amount in women’s health tracker app Maya.

The funding will be used to enhance its user experience, product development and in expanding its user base in India.

Founded in 2012 by John Paul, Bengaluru-based mobile app Maya is a menstruation tracker. It enables women to keep track of their menstrual and physiological health via a mobile application. With the tracker, women can record information regarding their menstrual health. It also traces out a pattern to help women manage their health better.

It is also building a personal health assistant based on data, analytics, and machine learning that will provide women insights regarding their personal health and wellbeing. It claims to have processed more than 100 Mn data points to build its predictive models.

Maya had earlier raised $748K (INR 5 Cr) from Prime Venture Partners this year.

In another development, Raghu Mallena will join Maya’s team as Chief Technology Officer. Mallena was earlier associated with NetApp, Cisco, and Juniper Technology.

Commenting on his new role at Maya, Raghu Mallena said, “I have been in the tech industry for more than 20 years and worked on some great projects – but Maya is a different ballgame. It is humbling to work on something that changes the lives of millions of women across the world. Maya has already generated more than a 100 Mn data points and we are just getting started. Using technology and data science to solve problems that have not been addressed before is a challenge I am looking forward to.”

Maya claims to have more than 1.2 Mn active users per month. It has had 6.5 Mn + downloads in more than 50 countries across the world. The app supports 13 languages worldwide including Hindi, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, and French. It is also planning to support regional languages in India.

Rajan Anandan has previously invested in startups like SocialCops, Appknox, Fulfill.IO, Stoodnt, and Smytten among others.

You have reached your limit of free stories
Become An Inc42 Plus Member

Become a Startup Insider in 2024 with Inc42 Plus. Join our exclusive community of 10,000+ founders, investors & operators and stay ahead in India’s startup & business economy.

2 YEAR PLAN
₹19999
₹7999
₹333/Month
UNLOCK 60% OFF
Cancel Anytime
1 YEAR PLAN
₹9999
₹4999
₹416/Month
UNLOCK 50% OFF
Cancel Anytime
Already A Member?
Discover Startups & Business Models

Unleash your potential by exploring unlimited articles, trackers, and playbooks. Identify the hottest startup deals, supercharge your innovation projects, and stay updated with expert curation.

Women’s Health Tracker Maya Receives Funding From Google’s Rajan Anandan-Inc42 Media
How-To’s on Starting & Scaling Up

Empower yourself with comprehensive playbooks, expert analysis, and invaluable insights. Learn to validate ideas, acquire customers, secure funding, and navigate the journey to startup success.

Women’s Health Tracker Maya Receives Funding From Google’s Rajan Anandan-Inc42 Media
Identify Trends & New Markets

Access 75+ in-depth reports on frontier industries. Gain exclusive market intelligence, understand market landscapes, and decode emerging trends to make informed decisions.

Women’s Health Tracker Maya Receives Funding From Google’s Rajan Anandan-Inc42 Media
Track & Decode the Investment Landscape

Stay ahead with startup and funding trackers. Analyse investment strategies, profile successful investors, and keep track of upcoming funds, accelerators, and more.

Women’s Health Tracker Maya Receives Funding From Google’s Rajan Anandan-Inc42 Media
Women’s Health Tracker Maya Receives Funding From Google’s Rajan Anandan-Inc42 Media
You’re in Good company