SRINAGAR: On Monday, the Commissioner Secretary of Science and Technology, Saurabh Bhagat, officially launched the initial phase of FlowMappr, an innovative application developed by Medansh Thusoo, a former student of Jodhamal Public School...
The app aims to assist women in tracking their monthly cycles while creating a supportive community for personal and professional discussions. During the launch event, Saurabh Bhagat praised Medansh Thusoo for his visionary idea and innovative thinking, expressing confidence that FlowMappr will revolutionize women's understanding and monitoring of their reproductive health. He emphasized that the app, powered by artificial intelligence, offers an intuitive and accurate method for tracking ovulation and menstrual cycles. By employing advanced algorithms and data analysis, FlowMappr empowers women to take control of their bodies, make informed decisions, and prioritize their overall well-being.
Medansh Thusoo, in his presentation, acknowledged the invaluable guidance and support provided by Commissioner Secretary Saurabh Bhagat. He stated that FlowMappr was developed to create a comprehensive solution for menstrual cycle tracking, with the goal of empowering women worldwide to embrace their reproductive health.
To ensure privacy and data security, FlowMappr incorporates an anonymous mode, enabling users to interact freely while safeguarding their personal information. This unique feature creates an environment where individuals can openly express themselves without compromising their privacy, reflecting FlowMappr's commitment to user-centric design and data protection.
The launch event was attended by Nasir Shah, Additional Director of JKST&IS, and Bilal Ahmed, Joint Director of JKST & IC, underscoring the significance of this groundbreaking application in revolutionizing women's healthcare and promoting overall well-being.
Through the FlowMappr application, Saurabh Bhagat and Medansh Thusoo have taken a remarkable stride towards empowering women to enhance their understanding of their bodies, make informed decisions regarding their reproductive health, and ensure their overall well-being.
