Ida Tin

Um, so the app is a very simple app.

It helps users keep track of their menstruational health.

Um,

which is not only your actual periods, but also your mood, your pains, sex drive, and many other things.

It's very easy to use.

You can put your data in there very fast and it gives you a good overview of what's going on in your body.

So you mentioned that you're not making any revenue right now, but I can hear a team in the background, which means you have costs.

Did you guys raise capital?

Yes, we have raised 10 million dollars to date from Union Square Ventures and other very good investors.

So we are kind of a traditional, I guess, Silicon Valley tech startup that we're based in Berlin.

focusing on growth and um and providing a lot of user value as we go um and thinking that when we have um a big user base we can start figuring out how to monetize and as i said we have a lot of quite concrete ideas and how we think that could happen well i want to jump into some of those ideas but this is not your first run kind of into the entrepreneurial scene i know back in 1999 you were focused on kind of the crystal glass jewelry industry is that right

Yeah, that's true.

My very first startup was doing jewelry in London.

And then since then I have had a motorcycle touring company.

So I've done motorcycle tours all over the world and published a book and various other things.

But this is my first high growth startup.

So that's...

Exciting and kind of a different breed, I'd say, from what I've done before.

Yeah, so you went from kind of jewelry design to motorcycles to fertility app.

I don't know that I've ever had a guest on and I've had a lot of really smart people on that have had such kind of edge experiences.