Flo Health And Google Health Announce Multi-Year Partnership And Strategic Investment To Advance Personalized Women’s Health Insights; Details Of The Terms Not Disclosed

Multi-year partnership, backed by a strategic investment from Google Health, to include consent-first integration, future co-branded products and women's health research LONDON, Oct. 12, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Flo Health, the #1 women's health platform worldwide, announces today a multi-year strategic partnership with Google Health to create a more personal, precise health experience for women at every stage of life — from a first period to pregnancy to perimenopause. Alongside the partnership, Google Health has made a strategic investment in Flo.

This is a recognition of the vital importance of women's health and the need to bring dedicated experiences and tools to life that can better support them. Since it launched over a decade ago, half a billion users worldwide have downloaded Flo and logged their cycles, and tracked symptoms, moods, sexual health and more, so they could better understand their hormonal health journeys. Beginning in early 2027, with their permission, users will be able to receive a more complete picture of health by syncing their Flo app with Google Health to get deeper insights and more personalized guidance for their cycle phases and lifestages.

The partnership will connect Flo, used by more than 80 million women every month, with Google Health's wearables and personalized coaching through Google Health Coach, combining the deepest understanding of women's health with continuous signals from the wrist. Flo Health and Google Health are committed to user data privacy and security, and a crucial part of this partnership is ensuring women stay in control. No data will move between the apps without a user's explicit permission — given separately for each type of data and each purpose — and users have the control to withdraw permission at any time.

Flo data shared with Google Health will never be used for advertising, never be sold, and will not be made available to other apps or developers through Google's health platforms. Flo remains an independent company in which users' control their own data.