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Rosy Wellness
Dallas-based Rosy is expanding its platform with content about a range of women's health issues. [Image: Rosy]
Dallas-Based Rosy Expands Its Platform with ‘Quickies’ and More on Women’s Health Issues
by David Seeley | Feb 29, 2024
Dr. Lyndsey Harper launched the Rosy app in 2019 to transform women's sexual wellness. Now—with $5 million in funding to date—the founder and CEO aims to establish Rosy as "the first physician-founded platform supporting women throughout their lifetime."
by Quincy Preston |
Sep 27, 2023
The rebrand "marks the start of our next chapter of growth," says Venture Dallas Chair Aaron Pierce. The nonprofit's 2023 summit, backed by JPMorgan Chase and Perot Jain, is set for October 25.
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by David Seeley |
May 30, 2023
Dallas-based Rosy aims "to smash taboos around women's sexual health" by using technology to bridge gaps in care. In a Q&A with Dallas Innovates, Founder and CEO Dr. Lyndsey Harper talks about raising $4.2 million to date as a femtech startup; her plans for Rosy's growth; AI's place in women's sexual health; and more.
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by Alex Edwards |
Nov 15, 2021
Rosy plans to further develop its flagship platform, which gives women trusted access to sexual health resources from professionals in the industry.
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Rosy Wellness Founder and CEO Dr. Lyndsey Harper [Image: Courtesy Rosy Wellness]
Two Years In: Rosy Wellness Evaluates the Gaps in Women’s Sexual Health and the Dallas Startup’s Success in Filling Them
by Lauren Hawkins | Apr 20, 2021
A new report examines how far Rosy has come since its 2019 founding—and what it has yet to accomplish. Founder Dr. Lyndsey Harper is also planning to continue shaking up the world of women's sexual health through an edgy new social media campaign coming soon.
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by Lauren Acton |
Jan 22, 2021
Enjoy living vicariously through these incredible women, writes TechFW's Lauren Acton. Meet 10 female entrepreneurs who share practical advice on launching a company.
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by Sandra Engelland |
Mar 2, 2020
Following a $1 million seed round last week, Rosy was awarded $25,000 in investment capital from the SoGal Foundation. 60 finalist teams from around the world—including Rosy and Kanna from Dallas—pitched in San Francisco for a piece of $600,000.
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by Lance Murray |
May 2, 2019
The women’s sexuality and wellness platform beat nine competitors to take the top prize in the pitch competition that was part of the Healthcare Dealmakers Conference in Dallas.
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