Anyone who’s ever tried to conceive knows it’s one of the most personal journeys there is.
You start tracking, logging, syncing, hoping.
You learn new acronyms — LH, BBT, DPO — and become part scientist, part dreamer.

But here’s the truth most women discover too late: while you were watching for a faint line, someone else was watching you.

Every temperature, every ovulation test, every note about intimacy — quietly stored, sold, or modeled by companies you’ve never met.
Your fertility journey became data.

At Ailo, we believe that moment — the act of trying — should be one of the few things in life that stays entirely yours.

1. Fertility apps promised empowerment — and delivered exposure

Fertility tech began as empowerment: “take control of your body,” “own your data,” “know your window.”
But most of it was built on the same foundations as advertising tech — centralized data, opaque policies, and machine learning models trained on personal logs.

A 2023 audit of fertility and pregnancy apps found that over 60% shared data with third parties, and nearly half transmitted reproductive health data without clear consent.
It’s not malice; it’s architecture.
These apps were built to collect, not protect.

That’s why privacy in fertility tracking isn’t just a comfort issue — it’s a safety issue.
It’s why we rebuilt it from scratch.

2. Fertility isn’t numbers — it’s connection

Conception doesn’t start and end with ovulation.
It’s a complex conversation between hormones, sleep, nutrition, stress, and recovery — all influencing the body’s readiness.

Yet most fertility apps only measure dates.
They tell you when, but not why.
They reduce your body to a countdown.

Ailo changes that.
We connect the full picture — your cycle patterns, rest, stress, and metabolic signals — to help you understand what your body is doing, not just what day you’re on.
And we do it without ever owning your data.

3. The privacy problem no one talks about

Fertility data is among the most sensitive information a person can share.
It can reveal:

• Sexual activity and frequency

• Hormonal irregularities

• Attempts to conceive or prevent pregnancy

• Pregnancy outcomes

And yet, it’s routinely stored unencrypted, used for advertising, or even passed to research aggregators without user consent.

For many women, that’s not just invasive — it’s potentially dangerous.
Your reproductive data should never be a data point someone else profits from.

That’s why Ailo’s fertility insights are built on privacy infrastructure that doesn’t require trust.
When your data is analyzed, it’s done through secure private computation — encrypted, split, and computed without revealing anything to us or anyone else.

No profiles. No trackers. No third-party scripts.
Just private health intelligence you can verify.

4. From tracking to simulation — the next chapter in fertility

We believe the future of fertility isn’t another period calendar or ovulation alert — it’s simulation.

Ailo lets you explore “what if” scenarios safely:

• What if I improve my sleep by one hour?

• What if I reduce caffeine this week?

• What happens if I change workout intensity mid-cycle?

Our models use your connected data to simulate outcomes — not to predict pregnancy, but to help you understand how your body behaves.
It’s science designed for your agency, not someone’s ad campaign.

5. Private by design, proven by proof

Unlike other fertility apps that ask for trust, Ailo shows you proof.
Every time data is used for insight, a verifiable privacy proof is generated — visible to you as your Privacy Badge.
It’s your assurance that your logs stayed encrypted, computed privately, and never shared.

This is more than compliance.
It’s a new social contract for women’s health — one that says: your most intimate data is never for sale.

6. The future we’re building

Ailo is not a fertility tracker.
It’s a private health intelligence layer that helps women understand, predict, and simulate their health — from cycles and fertility to sleep, nutrition, and beyond.

Whether you’re trying, preventing, or just listening to your body, Ailo gives you one safe space to connect it all — privately.

Because the next generation of women’s health shouldn’t be built on data extraction.
It should be built on trust, intelligence, and proof.