Google Invests in Flo Health to Bring Period Tracking to Wearables
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Google wants women’s health tracking to go beyond counting steps and monitoring sleep.
The company has invested in Flo Health, the developer of a menstrual cycle-tracking app with more than 80 million monthly users, as part of a multi-year partnership to connect reproductive health insights with wearable data and personalized health tools. The investment amount was not disclosed.
Flo will connect its cycle-tracking insights with Google’s health platform starting in early 2027. The companies did not disclose the investment amount.
The integration will allow users to combine menstrual cycle data with wearable measurements, including sleep stages, resting heart rate, heart rate variability, skin temperature and respiratory rate. The goal is to give women a more complete view...
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