Ida Tin

Clue CEO and co-founder Ida Tin shares her top 5 reasons to track your period.

Life is being translated into data points, so that machines can help us make sense of things we didn’t have a chance to understand before

One of the few places in this modern life where I get to hear real stories is when we share experiences of giving birth.

We asked Ida Tin about favorite parts of her day

In 2009, I sat with an old phone in my hand — the kind with a small screen and actual buttons

Ida Tin explains why she gets up everyday to build Clue

Data provides a historic opportunity to advance research for global female health

Die Datensammlung eröffnet eine neue Gelegenheit, die Forschung bei der Frauengesundheit weltweit voranzubringen.

Conversations around the menopause are often avoided, many fear that openly discussing the basic functions of the reproductive system will offend

The Journey of a Single Data Point, Part III: We never have and we never will sell your health data. By our CEO, Ida Tin.

Our CEO and co-founder Ida Tin spoke at Stanford University to represent the Berlin startup scene as part of Stanford’s Europreneurs program.

Female health is a big opportunity. Those who take time to understand these needs open themselves to vast opportunities.

Since I founded Clue over four years ago, I’ve heard the same question. “How do you plan to make money?”

Clue founder and CEO Ida Tin writes about navigating digital advertising as a period tracking app.

We want our users to know the principles we keep ourselves accountable to as we plan to monetize.

Clue founder and CEO Ida Tin: "I believe that the benefits of living in an age of data outweigh the risks."