About
Built because being unheard is an infrastructure problem.
Her Health Place started from a complaint that shows up more than any other in women's healthcare: I'm not heard. No one understands. That isn't a bedside-manner problem. It's what happens when no one in the room can see the whole record.
4.6 yrs
Average time for a woman in the U.S. to get an accurate autoimmune diagnosis
AARDA national patient survey, 2017
25–31M
Americans living with an autoimmune disease
National Institutes of Health
80%
Of those patients are women
NIH Office of Research on Women's Health
14.9%
CAGR of the U.S. femtech market, 2025–2033
Grand View Research, U.S. Femtech Market Report
Why now
Three things changed at once.
01
Interoperability rules opened the data
Federal health-data rules now require the systems holding your records to make them available through APIs. Aggregating a real longitudinal record across hospitals and devices is newly possible in a way it simply wasn't five years ago.
02
The gap is trust and infrastructure, not awareness
Women know their care is fragmented; they've been compensating for it for years. What's missing is the plumbing that would let a care team share context, and a network where the practitioners in it have actually been vetted.
03
Femtech investment and attention are accelerating
A U.S. femtech market growing from $15.5B in 2025 toward $47.5B by 2033 means the capital, the practitioners and the patient demand are arriving at the same time.
Where we fit
Record aggregation exists. A women's-health practitioner network around it doesn't.
Plenty of companies will pull your records into one app. Plenty of directories will list providers. Nobody has put a verified, licensed, cross-disciplinary women's health network on top of a unified record and given the woman the permission controls.
That combination — the record, the network, and the consent model between them — is the product.
Team
Heyne AI, partnered with Rice University's ION innovation hub in Houston.
- A founding team with product, engineering and go-to-market experience
- Partnered with the Rice ION innovation hub in Houston
- A ready network of independent practitioners prepared to join at launch
Roadmap
Sequenced on purpose.
The record and the network come first. Anything proactive gets built only once that foundation is solid and the regulatory path is clear.
Phase 1 · Now
Unified record & network
Record aggregation, symptom tracking, video visits and the verified practitioner network.
Phase 2
Proactive alerts
Vitals-variance alerts to practitioners, scoped to the FDA's clinical decision support framework.
Future
Caregiver portal
Legal caregivers of aging parents coordinate scheduling and treatment plans under the same permissioned model.
Talk to us.
We're speaking with founding members, practitioner partners, and operators and investors who've built in health tech.