Savemom
Health- Tech| IOT | Pre-Series A
Tamil Nadu, India
savemom.in
SaveMom is a Health-Tech startup specializing in AI and IoT-driven maternal care solutions which focuses on the crucial first 1,000 days of a baby’s life. This innovative platform digitizes pregnancy & early childhood care and identify & manage high-risk pregnancies early across 4 states and more than 35 hospitals in India.
The platform includes applications like AlloBaby for expectant mothers, AlloDoc for virtual consultations, and AlloLab for lab data management. Recognized by Harvard Business School as a design thinking case study, SaveMom aims to expand its reach globally, leveraging its unique integration of hardware and software solutions.
Founders
Senthil Kumar Murugesan
Co-Founder & CEO
B.E from Anna University
Ex- Samsung, Qualcomm
13+ Years of Experience
Dhinesh Pandian
Co-founder & COO
B.E from Anna University
Experienced security professional
10+ Years of Experience
Key Highlights
Revenue growth since inception
80% CAGR
Potential LOI
INR 15 Cr
Women Onboard
36,00,000+
Health Workers
15,000+
Successful Deliveries
36,400
Patents
Wearable device & portable health checkup machine
Key and Current Investors
Deal Details
Current Deal Round
Pre-Series A
Round Size
INR 4 Cr (25% committed)
Instrument
Equity
Soonicorn Platform Fee
Admin Fee: 2% of investment amount
Carry: 10%
Valuation
INR 20 Cr Pre-Money
Minimum Ticket Size per Investor
INR 2,00,000
*AIF Condition : Consolidated commitment for AIF should be more than INR 25 Lacs to qualify as a valid entry to the cap table
Deal Runners
Riya Singh
Ishita Kansal
Documents
Pitch Call Recording
Media
These tech solutions are saving lives of pregnant women and newborns in rural India
A small prototype laid the foundation for JioVio Healthcare and SaveMom, a suite of IoT-based maternal healthcare solutions that would go to become a case study at Harvard Business School. The Madurai and Bengaluru-based startup, which started commercial deployment in 2019, has impacted more than 36,000 pregnant women (who completed a 1,000-day care programme) in tribal villages of Kerala, Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, and Maharashtra. Currently the platform has more than three lakh mothers.
