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Urska Srsen

06/01/16

@ Y Combinator

Our first product at Bellabeat was an app and device that allowed expectant mothers to listen to their baby's heartbeat, which resonated emotionally with users and highlighted the need for technology designed for women.

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Urska Srsen Speaks at Y Combinator Female Founder Conference 2016

@ Y Combinator

Urska Srsen Speaks at Y Combinator Female Founder Conference 2016

06/01/16

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Urska Srsen

06/01/16

@ Y Combinator

I co-founded Bellabeat, a company focused on designing beautiful and user-friendly technology for tracking women's health.

Urska Srsen

06/01/16

@ Y Combinator

Three years later, Bellabeat has grown to a team of over 60 people with offices in multiple countries and has shipped 350,000 hardware units, achieving profitability.

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We designed Pebble by incorporating feedback from our first product, ensuring it worked with iPhones and included features that users wanted.

Urska Srsen

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Our newest product, the Leaf, is designed as a piece of jewelry that helps women track their activity, sleep, menstrual cycle, and manage stress through breathing exercises.

Eric Migicovsky

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@ Y Combinator

We launched our first product, an alpha-grade smartwatch, and learned valuable lessons from customer feedback, including the need for a firmware upgrade to show the time.

Dalton Caldwell

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@ Y Combinator

Magic pivoted from a blood pressure coaching app to a more successful product after realizing their initial idea wasn't gaining traction.

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Aravind Srinivas

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The first real product we launched was a chat UI that allowed users to converse and retrieve data from a database, which was well-received.

Hosain Rahman

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Despite the failure of our first product, we believed in our mission to improve communication and enhance people's lives, which motivated us to continue.