Matresa is a maternal health platform that unifies pregnancy, postpartum, and return-to-work support into a single intelligent system. The platform connects health data, workplace needs, and home caregiving into one continuous, data-led infrastructure that helps employers and mothers identify needs earlier and personalize support. It is currently accepting waitlist signups for a summer launch with one month free for early users.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Maternal health support is fragmented across disconnected touchpoints, with appointments, symptoms, recovery, and mental health spread across multiple systems. Most employers treat maternity as a leave process rather than a health and life transition, leaving major gaps before, during, and after return to work. Caregiving, recovery, partner support, and childcare planning shape maternal wellbeing daily, yet most of that load sits outside formal systems.
Solution
Matresa builds an intelligence layer that connects maternal health, work, and the support system around the mother into one continuous platform. Instead of treating pregnancy, postpartum, and return to work as disconnected moments, Matresa creates a data-led support system that helps identify need earlier, personalize support over time, and improve outcomes proactively. The platform brings symptoms, recovery, appointments, postnatal checks, and maternal wellbeing into one intelligent system, while also addressing workplace and home factors that influence maternal health. This integrated approach enables more continuous, proactive support across the full maternal journey.
Target Audience
Primary users are mothers navigating pregnancy, postpartum, and return to work, as well as employers seeking a structured maternal health support system for their workforce.
Features
- Unified platform covering pregnancy, postpartum, and return-to-work transitions in one system
- Connected health module that consolidates symptoms, recovery tracking, appointments, and postnatal checks
- Data-led intelligence layer that identifies maternal health needs earlier and personalizes support over time
- Integration of workplace and home factors, including caregiving, partner support, and childcare planning
- Proactive outcome improvement through continuous monitoring rather than reactive, disconnected care