James Foody reveal plans for wearable fertility tracker launch

A Cork start-up is aiming to be a global leader with its innovative wearable fertility tracker, writes Trish Dromey.

James Foody reveal plans for wearable fertility tracker launch

Boosted by an overall win at the 2015 Ireland’s Best Young Entrepreneur awards, Cork start-up Ayda is now making plans for a midsummer launch of an innovative new wearable fertility tracker.

“We have been the first to develop both an app and a wearable device which work together to accurately determine ovulation and make it easier for women to conceive faster, “says company chief executive and co-founder, James Foody.

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