Women’s health has historically been overlooked, and in the digital world, there is still a long way to go. With this concern in mind, Aline Noizet, our conference ambassador, and Andrea Barbiero set themselves a challenge: to shine a light on the companies innovating in women’s health in Spain and to show the ecosystem that this is a field with enormous potential.

The idea came from a personal need: they were looking for a FemTech map of Spain—and discovered it didn’t exist. That’s how the project was born. For months, they worked collaboratively, researching, classifying, crossing, and validating information to shape the first edition of Femtech Spain Map 2025.

Along the way, they were surprised to find more initiatives than they had imagined, though many remain little known. By organizing them into categories, they were able to show the breadth of this sector: from menstrual health apps and fertility solutions, to tools for menopause, mental health, female rehabilitation or osteoporosis.

The impact has been very positive: the map not only gives more visibility to these companies, but also inspires new entrepreneurs, connects the community, and opens conversations with corporates and investors who are beginning to take a real interest in this emerging market. It’s also a great resource for all the women out there looking for solutions to accompany them along their health and wellness journey.

Because making things visible is not just about showing what already exists, it is also about inspiring more people to take the leap—to innovate, to create, and to transform women’s health.