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Top 10 Period Tracking Apps and Menstrual Cycle Trackers Period tracking apps have become essential tools for women who want to better understand their bodies, plan ahead, and manage their health more effectively. These apps go far beyond simply logging periods. Today’s menstrual cycle trackers provide insights into ovulation, fertility windows, symptoms, mood patterns, and overall reproductive health. Whether you are trying to conceive, avoid pregnancy, or just stay informed about your cycle, modern period tracker apps offer personalized predictions and reminders. Many also include educational content, community support, and integrations with wearable devices, making them powerful companions for everyday…

TerraSpark: Europe’s Startup Turning Space Sunlight Into Earth Power In late April 2025, a massive power outage swept across Spain and Portugal, plunging tens of millions of people into darkness and grinding transport, hospitals, and industry to a halt. It was not caused by a cyberattack or a natural disaster. It was caused by an overloaded, fragile grid collapsing under the strain of modern electricity demand. For most observers, it was a wake-up call about the vulnerability of Europe’s energy infrastructure. For Jasper Deprez, Sanjay Vijendran, and Matthias Laug, the three founders of TerraSpark, it was a confirmation of something…

Top 10 Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM) Platforms in the USA Remote Patient Monitoring is becoming a foundational layer of modern healthcare delivery in the United States. As hospitals and care providers face rising chronic disease rates, workforce shortages, and increasing operational costs, RPM platforms are enabling a shift from episodic care to continuous patient engagement. By collecting real-time health data from patients outside clinical settings, these platforms allow providers to monitor conditions, intervene early, and improve long-term outcomes. The growth of remote patient monitoring is closely tied to broader changes in healthcare infrastructure, including telehealth adoption and value-based care models.…

BenevolentAI: A Decade of Pioneering AI Drug Discovery, Rebuilt In January 2020, as the world was beginning to grasp the scale of what would become the worst global pandemic in a century, a small team of scientists and AI engineers in London sat down at a knowledge graph of extraordinary size and depth. Within 48 hours, BenevolentAI’s platform had identified baricitinib, a drug already approved for rheumatoid arthritis, as a promising candidate for treating Covid-19. The reasoning the AI offered was medically specific and traceable: baricitinib could potentially inhibit the viral entry mechanism SARS-CoV-2 was using to infect cells. That…

Lace AI: The Revenue System Transforming Trades Call Centers For plumbing, HVAC, electrical, and garage door companies across America, the phone is still the lifeblood of the business. Every inbound call is a potential booked job, a revenue opportunity, and a customer relationship in the making. Yet for most home services companies, the majority of what happens on those calls is invisible. Managers spot-check a handful of recordings each week if they are lucky. Customer service representatives handle dozens of calls a day with little systematic feedback on how to improve. Opportunities are lost silently, and nobody knows exactly why.…

Cauldron Ferm: Making Biomanufacturing Affordable at Industrial Scale Estimates from McKinsey suggest that up to 60 percent of the physical inputs to the global economy could, in theory, be produced biologically. Food proteins, industrial chemicals, cosmetic ingredients, fuels, materials, pharmaceuticals: all of these could, in principle, be manufactured using living microbes rather than mined from the earth or synthesised from petrochemicals. The promise of precision fermentation, the process of engineering microorganisms to produce specific target molecules, has captivated scientists, investors, and policymakers for years. The obstacle has never been biology. It has always been economics. Making fermentation-derived products at the…

JAAQ: The AI Platform Embedding Mental Health Where It Matters The global mental health crisis is well documented. What is less often discussed is the failure of delivery. The gap between people recognising they need support and actually receiving it is not principally a clinical problem; it is a friction problem. People do not know where to start. They drop off before accessing help. They miss appointments. They ignore wellbeing benefits they have technically been given. The result is rising costs for organisations, deteriorating outcomes for individuals, and a system that remains fundamentally reactive when it desperately needs to be…

Doctronic Raises $40M to Bring AI-Powered Primary Care to Everyone Americans now wait an average of 31 days to see a doctor. That is the longest wait on record. For millions of people, that gap between need and access translates into delayed diagnoses, unmanaged chronic conditions, and preventable deteriorations in health. Doctronic, an AI doctor startup, was built specifically to close that gap, and it is now doing so at a scale that few predicted was possible this quickly. The company has announced a $40 million Series B funding round co-led by Abstract and Lightspeed Venture Partners, with participation from…

Avtal Raises $24M to Modernize the Debt Collection Industry Debt collection is one of the most operationally demanding and compliance-sensitive sectors in financial services, yet for decades it has run largely on manual processes, fragmented technology, and outdated outreach methods. Texas-based Avtal is determined to change that. The company has announced a $24 million raise in combined Series A and Seed funding, led by S3 Ventures with participation from NJP Ventures and LLC Ventures. The capital will be used to scale Avtal’s engineering team and accelerate the development of a digital infrastructure platform it believes will define the next generation…

CoreView: The Microsoft 365 Security Platform That Just Won Gold At a time when Microsoft 365 has become the backbone of enterprise productivity for hundreds of millions of users worldwide, its security has never been more contested. Cybercriminals are increasingly targeting the cloud environment not as a peripheral concern but as the primary attack surface, exploiting configuration drift, over-privileged accounts, and gaps in tenant visibility to compromise organisations at scale. Into this landscape steps CoreView, a SaaS platform purpose-built to treat the Microsoft 365 tenant with the seriousness it deserves. That approach has now earned the company a Gold award…