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The Ema app is designed to act as a personal sidekick for women, answering direct questions about health topics from fertility to menopause, without providing links to articles or videos. Users can ask Ema anything from creating a grocery list to diagnosing period pain. The app was originally designed to connect women in local areas but evolved to offer women more resources at their fingertips, with AI added to provide a more personalized experience. While it's not intended to replace advice from a doctor, user assessments show that 78% reported lower anxiety and 57% felt encouraged to reach out to their medical provider for further assistance.

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Ema is a women's health app that provides medically-vetted support and information. It uses reinforcement learning to make medical jargon more accessible and connects women with each other. Ema is an empathetic AI companion that offers personalized health support for fertility to menopause. It can connect women to friendship circles, help them find clothes for breastfeeding, and even compose emails to healthcare providers.

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Melanie Parker had a difficult labor with the birth of her first baby in August and was grieving because she wasn’t able to hold and nurse her baby immediately after her emergency C-section.

To find solace, she followed a lot of new mothers on Instagram, and saw a post from a woman who’d had a similar birth experience:

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Motherhood is constantly evolving and can often feel lonely and confusing to navigate, especially during a global pandemic. On July 30th, in celebration of Friendship Day, the app will be hosting a “mommy chat” event, where moms can log-on to the app at 1pm CT/2pm ET.

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With millions of mothers facing extra pressure and new responsibilities until the nation emerges from the COVID-19 crisis, SocialMama is a social media app that connects mothers everywhere for friendship, advice or just a break from the pressures of viral isolation. 

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National App dedicated to moms, SocialMama App, to partner with popular mom blogger Arushi Garg & Accel Lifestyle Fitness Apparel to inspire and empower Moms.

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We sat down with SocialMama CEO, Amanda Ducach to find out where this brilliant idea was born and more about the woman behind it.

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Morning Dose with Maggie Flecknoe featuring SocialMama CEO, Amanda Ducach, and MentorMamas Shannah Quinn, Jennifer Perez Medina, Crystal Duffy, and Nayla McCann.

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When Carolyn Rodz started her first business, she didn’t know much about being an entrepreneur. And as with a lot of first-timers, she didn’t know what she didn’t know, causing her to feel her way along.

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Kids are out of school for the summer, and as a parent, you may be struggling to find a way to keep them busy. One Houston mom developed an app that'll help you out.

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Ema is a women's health app that offers personalized medical advice and peer support using AI technology. After a month on the app, 78% of women reported lower anxiety levels and 68% preferred Ema over Google. The app aims to democratize women's health and provides evidence-based information in wellness areas like mental health and maternity.

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SocialMama, a Texas-based women's health start-up, has launched an AI-based chat tool called Ema to offer users information and medically-vetted support around women's health. Ema is like texting a best friend who is an OB/GYN physician and can answer questions ranging from baby latching to diabetic-friendly brownie recipes. SocialMama added GPT technology to support its growing user base and plans to raise funds and double the team of 10 to support company growth.

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From work friends to childhood friends, your circle is likely filled with people who you met in different phases of life. But in the parenting stage of life, finding someone who can relate to what you're going through is crucial — that's why mom friends are important to have.

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Amanda Ducach, founder of a startup community for mothers, had just had the financial rug yanked out from under her.

An investor who’d promised $100,000 reneged on that commitment...

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In today’s climate of self isolation and quarantine, online connections are key to maintaining mental well-being, especially for moms. SocialMama’s technology delivers on that promise, but now they are taking it a step further.

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In Houston, women play an active role in both the startup and funding scene. In May 2019, Amanda Ducach launched SocialMama, a networking app that connects like-minded mothers for friendship and mentorship.

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Local Houston-area mom creates functional line of swimwear for breastfeeding moms and begins crowd-funding campaign.

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Morning Dose with Maggie Flecknoe featuring SocialMama CEO, Amanda Ducach, as she discusses how SocialMama will connect moms from all over.

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Through mentorship and friendship, a Mama has the power to change the world… we simply facilitate the meeting.

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Are you looking for your "mommy tribe"? Well, there's an app for that! SocialMama is the first app that allows moms to match and connect with other like-minded moms in their area.

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Ema, an AI-based women's health app, has launched with personalized health support from fertility to menopause. Ema uses AI technology to make medical information accessible and provides friendship circles where women can chat and support each other. The app aims to reduce anxiety in women and has received positive feedback from beta users.

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Amanda Ducach's femtech platform, SocialMama, pivoted to offer women's health information from fertility to menopause. However, the need for 24/7 access to experts was not scalable. To address this, her team incorporated GPT technology and created ema, an AI-based chat tool that provides women with medical information and offers ongoing conversations. The mission of ema is to democratize access to women's health care and reduce barriers for women facing socioeconomic disparities.

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Since the pandemic hit investors have increasingly focused on women’s health. With mental stress and maternal pressure featuring prominently in 2020, there is no doubt that technology can help ease that burden.

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From software to new services, several Houston startups are using this time of crisis to roll out new options for people living in the time of the COVID-19 crisis. This week, here are nine more startups that have reacted to the coronavirus with new tech solutions.

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Two wonderful "mama jamas," founder of SocialMama App Amanda Ducach and creator of The Snazzy Mom Arushi Garg, share how moms can get involved with the "Get Active Mom Challenge" -- now through April 7 on the SocialMama App.

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More and more moms are turning to apps to meet new friends. Here are six apps specifically for moms to meet other moms—and they’re all free in Apple’s App Store and on Google Play (including SocialMama)!

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In her newest book, “How To Raise Perfectly Imperfect Kids And Be OK With It,” author and columnist Lisa Sugarman dispels the “perfect” parent myth.

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Sometimes, to be a mom, is to feel utterly alone. A new Houston-based app, SoialMama, is providing a solution.

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We all need to feel connected, in some meaningful way, with the people around us. But in my opinion, no one needs that connection more than a mom. Because being a mom in today’s world is tricky business.

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