Hey everyone, I'm Nehal Ajmal. I'm the founder of HerBloom! πŸ‘‹

    I’m excited to share what I've been working on with this community.

    What I built 
    I built HerBloom, an intelligent and secure wellness companion app for women. It combines a secure Medical Vault for storing health documents with an AI-powered Chat (running on advanced Gemini models) to give immediate, personalized advice on health and wellness. We also built a custom, zero-commission UPI payment flow to keep premium access highly affordable.

    Who it is for 
    It’s for women at every stage of their health journey: whether you're a young professional trying to keep track of your wellness, a mother managing health records, or anyone who wants quick, judgement-free answers to intimate health questions.

    Why I started 
    I noticed two massive problems: first, keeping track of scattered medical reports is a nightmare. Second, women often have intimate wellness questions but lack immediate, reliable, and personalized sources to turn to. Traditional premium health apps are often too expensive and complex. I wanted to build something that felt like a true companion: affordable, deeply personalized, and completely secure.

    What I'm working on next 
    Right now, we are focusing on improving the AI's contextual memory so it can give even better advice based on your past vault uploads. Next up, we’re looking into adding more comprehensive health metric tracking and exploring potential wearable integrations to make the companion even smarter!

    Would love to hear your thoughts or feedback!

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    Comments (4)

    Welcome to the community, Nehal πŸ™‹πŸ»β€β™‚οΈ

    Nehal AjmalNehal Ajmal29d agoReply

    Thanks man! Glad to be here.
    If you have a sec, would really appreciate an upvote and a quick review on the launch page to help us get off the ground.

    Sergey KargopolovSergey Kargopolov26d agoReply

    ↳ Replying to Nehal Ajmal

    Yes, I did πŸ‘πŸ»

    Welcome Nehal! The judgement-free part is what stands out to me. A lot of women just don't ask their health questions at all, so having somewhere private to type them matters.
    One thing I'd wonder about as a user is trust. Uploading medical documents to a new app is a big ask. How are you making that feel safe?

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