Trellis Health released its iOS app on Tuesday as the Seattle-based health tech startup aims to use AI and personalized data to improve healthcare for women.
Founded in 2022, Trellis’ software provides recommendations, insights, and tracking based on personal medical records and guidance from doctors and maternity specialists. It is focusing on pregnancy and postpartum care.
Trellis CEO and co-founder Estelle Giraud is a scientist and a former senior manager at biotech giant Illumina. She co-founded Trellis with Ryan Nabat, a former engineer at BlueOwl, Spect, and Virta Health.
The company is aiming to address what it describes as “glaring gaps in women’s health” and replace late-night Google searches.
“We’re building the foundation for generational, proactive consumer health with a private and secure digital health platform that uses AI to translate years of your health context into actionable, intelligent insights paired with innovative care solutions,” Giraud said in a statement last month.
The company does not take insurance and charges an annual subscription fee of $96. It is partnering with Milkwise to provide digital lactation consulting, and Mavida for mental health support.
Trellis was recently featured in GeekWire’s startup radar series and announced a $1.8 million seed round last month. It participated in the Techstars Seattle accelerator in 2023.
Investors include Palette Ventures, NEXTBLUE, Suncoast Ventures, Sundial Foundation, and Swizzle Ventures, which has Seattle-area roots.
Earlier this month the company added six medical professionals to an advisory board.
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