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At 22, she left Stanford and raised $11.6M from Khosla and a16z to build the world's first hormone-tracking wearable. 👇🏻 Jenny watched a woman get dismissed by doctors for years — "it's just hormonal." When she dug in, she found that women weren't even required in clinical trials until 1993. The result? Women are diagnosed 4 years later than men across 770 diseases. So she built Clair Health — a wrist wearable that tracks estrogen, progesterone, LH, FSH, and PdG in real time. No needles. No urine tests. Before a single device shipped: ✅ 25,000-person waitlist ✅ $1.1M in DTC revenue ✅ MOUs for 100,000+ devices/year This is the data infrastructure for the future of women's health. 💖 Comment CLAIR to be one of the first women to try it!!