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Collaborations

Partnering for Impact

We're building partnerships with hospitals, universities, government bodies, and NGOs across India to advance women's health outcomes at scale.

Where things actually stand

The honest count, before anything else. If a figure is not on this list, we do not have it.

  • Partnerships signed None No agreement, memorandum or letter of intent is in place with any institution.
  • Pilots running None Nothing is deployed in a hospital, clinic, school or community programme.
  • Partner logos on this page None There is no logo wall here, because there is nothing we could honestly put on one.
  • Product stage Pre-launch The apps and the health library are built and can be looked at. The public launch has not happened.

What a partner would actually be working with

Not a roadmap — the things that exist today, that you can read and test before you commit to anything.

A health library of 1,577 articles

Plus 19 in-depth condition guides. Each one is written from established medical guidance, with independent clinical review in progress. We print that line on the articles themselves rather than claim a review that has not happened.

Ten languages, through the whole product

English, Hindi, Telugu, Tamil, Bengali, Marathi, Gujarati, Punjabi, Kannada and Malayalam — the interface and the content, not only the marketing pages.

Eight calculators and five self-checks

They run in the visitor's browser and send nothing to a server. None of them is a diagnostic instrument, and each one says so on its own page.

Six print-at-home resources

Trackers, card packs and conversation kits laid out for A4 — made for households and clinics working with little or no data connection.

Fourteen apps at different stages

One is live, four are in beta and nine are still in development. We will tell you which is which before you plan anything around them.

Shared foundations, not one app

Care, Doctor, Lab, Rx, Hospital and Manage are built on the same platform, so a collaboration does not have to stop at a single product.

Partnership Categories

We collaborate across sectors to create lasting, measurable change in women's health across India.

Healthcare Partners

Integrating SHELY into hospital workflows for better maternal care, early screening, and patient engagement.

What we would need

Clinical oversight, and one real workflow to fit into rather than a pilot built for an announcement.

Academic Research

Partnering with universities and medical colleges to conduct studies on menstrual health, fertility, and nutrition.

What we would need

A principal investigator, an ethics committee, and a question worth answering. We have no studies running today.

Government Bodies

Supporting national and state-level health missions with technology-driven women's health interventions.

What we would need

A programme owner who can tell us what the frontline worker actually needs, and honest constraints on devices and data.

NGOs & Nonprofits

Extending SHELY's reach to underserved communities through partnerships with grassroots organisations.

What we would need

People who know the community, and the willingness to tell us when our material does not land.

Corporate Wellness

Bringing SHELY to the workplace as part of employee wellness and women's health benefit programmes.

What we would need

A commitment that no individual health data is requested, reported or inferred. That line is not negotiable.

Technology Partners

Collaborating with health-tech, AI, and wearable companies to advance connected women's health solutions.

What we would need

Documented interfaces and a clear account of what data moves where, before a single field is mapped.

How to start a conversation

There is no partnerships team and no form to fill in. One message reaches the people building this.

  1. Tell us what you are trying to do

    The problem in your own words is more useful than a proposal template. Say who it is for and what currently fails them.

  2. We show you what exists

    Access to the real thing, including the parts that are unfinished. You should see the gaps before you decide, not after.

  3. We agree on one small first piece

    Something narrow enough to finish and honest enough to measure. Large announcements before any work is done help nobody.

  4. We write it down before anyone announces it

    Scope, data handling and who may say what in public — all settled in writing first.

Partner With Us

Whether you are a hospital, university, government body, or NGO, let us work together to transform women's health in India.