Uzbekistan’s Femmy startup reaches more than 10,000 women
The local femtech project provides digital support for menstrual cycles, pregnancy, postpartum recovery and menopause.
On September 11, 2026, StartupBase published a new article about Uzbekistan’s Femmy project. According to the platform, more than 10,000 users have used the digital women’s health service.
What does the product address?
Femmy is a digital platform designed to support women’s reproductive health in Central Asia. The service covers stages including menstrual cycles, pregnancy, postpartum recovery and menopause.
The project describes its solution as an “AI gynecologist.” This describes its product positioning; there is no verified information that the app can replace a medical examination or diagnosis by a doctor.
Founder and market
Public sources identify Maftuna Akbar as Femmy’s founder. The team has focused first on Uzbekistan, with the aim of expanding across Central Asia.
The figure of more than 10,000 users appears in both StartupBase and IT Park Uzbekistan channels. No new figures on revenue, the share of active users or an investment round were disclosed.
Sources and image credits
Source
StartupBase, September 11, 2026: https://startupbase.uz/uz/news/femmy-the-uzbek-startup-tackling-womens-health-cha
IT Park Uzbekistan Telegram channel: https://t.me/s/itpark_uz/16913
F6S company profile: https://www.f6s.com/femmy
This article was prepared by the Founders Cafe editorial team.
