COMPANY
About Us
Mamavi exists because the most coordinated week of your life should not run on group texts, a paper folder and three apps that do not talk to each other.
The problem we set out to fix
Perinatal care is a relay race run by people who have never met. A midwife, an OB-GYN, a doula, a partner, a night nurse, a paediatrician and a lactation consultant each hold a piece of the picture, and the person expected to carry the whole thing between them is the one who has been awake for nineteen hours.
So the contraction log lives in one app, the feeding log in another, the birth plan in a shared document nobody can find, and the doula gets a 3am text saying "I think this is it?" with no data behind it. Everybody is doing their job well. The seams between them are where it falls apart.
Mamavi is built for the seams.
What we are building
One record that follows a family from the first positive test to the first steps, and that the right people can see at the right time.
For parents: contraction timing that recognises a 5-1-1 pattern, kick counts, feeding and sleep and diaper logs that a partner can fill in too, a postnatal mood screening that is actually validated, and a birth announcement that will blur faces before it leaves your phone.
For care teams: a client roster with live telemetry instead of guesswork, a triage queue that surfaces who needs attention first, shared appointments, secure messaging, and a one-click clinical export that the client has consented to.
For the paperwork: planned FSA and HSA debit card acceptance, itemised receipts and letters of medical necessity, so that eligible care can be reimbursed instead of quietly written off.
The principles we build to
- Your health data is not a business model. We do not sell it, broker it, or use it to target advertising — and there are no advertising SDKs in our apps to make that possible even by accident.
- Access is scoped, always. Every request is checked against the household it touches. A provider sees the clients who connected to them, and nothing else.
- The tool is not the clinician. Mamavi records, surfaces and shares. It does not diagnose, and it says so plainly wherever a user might reasonably assume otherwise.
- Accessible by default. Every screen we ship is built and tested to WCAG 2.1 AA, because a person navigating a contraction at 3am is not a person with spare cognitive capacity.
- Say what is true. If a feature is a preview, we call it a preview. If a policy is a first draft, we get it reviewed before we lean on it.
How we work
Mamavi is a small, remote, deliberately unglamorous engineering team. We ship in small increments behind tests, we write down why a decision was made next to the code that implements it, and we would rather fix the seam than add the feature.
We build with the people who do this work. Doulas, midwives and postpartum nurses tell us what the 3am version of a screen needs to look like, and that feedback outranks our own opinions about it.
Talk to us
If you are a parent with a rough edge to report, a care provider who wants a feature that would save you an hour a week, or a clinician who thinks we have something wrong — write to hello@mamavihealth.com. Every message reaches a human on the team.