"Every time I opened a health app, I felt it — that quiet unease that comes with sharing too much.
My body’s data was no longer mine. Each symptom, each cycle log, every sleepless night was stored somewhere I couldn’t see.

I stopped wearing my smartwatch. I deleted my trackers.
But that left another problem: without data, I lost connection with my own health.

Ailo was born from that gap — from the belief that women shouldn’t have to choose between privacy and understanding their bodies." - Ailo Founder

1. The Problem — Fragmented, Exposed, and Impersonal

Women’s health data lives everywhere and nowhere.
One app tracks your period. Another your sleep. Your nutrition data sits with a third. None of them talk to each other — except when they talk about you to advertisers.

Cycle apps have sold fertility insights to marketing firms. Wearables share stress metrics with insurance partners. Even meditation apps feed your mood data into ad targeting.

In the most intimate areas of health, privacy is still optional — and often broken.

2. The Insight — Everything in the Body Is Connected

You can’t understand your hormones without understanding your sleep.
You can’t understand your stress without knowing your cycle.
Yet today’s tools keep these parts of health isolated, reducing women’s biology to a calendar notification.

Real health intelligence comes from connection — from seeing how one part of your body influences another.

Ailo brings those signals together: cycle, mood, sleep, stress, fitness, nutrition and more — all privately connected through secure computation.

3. The Solution — Private Health Intelligence

Ailo is built on privacy-first infrastructure that changes how health data works.
Your logs are encrypted, split into secure fragments, and never readable by anyone — not even us.
When Ailo analyzes your data, it does so privately, running predictions and insights without ever exposing the raw information.

You can connect every part of your health — yet no one else can.
It’s a system designed to work for you, not on you.

4. The Future — From Tracking to Simulation

Health isn’t static. It’s predictive.
Ailo’s next frontier is simulation: the ability to model your future health based on your habits, recovery, and hormonal rhythms.

What happens to your sleep if you change your diet this week?
How does your stress affect your next cycle?
Ailo lets you ask, predict, and adapt — privately.

5. The Belief — Privacy Is Empowerment

Women’s health deserves tools that treat the body as sacred data — not marketing fuel.
We believe technology can be both intelligent and ethical, predictive and private.

Ailo is more than a tracker. It’s a promise:
That your body’s story belongs to you — and only you.