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StageSeries A
Raised$20M
Employees2
LocationPortland, ME
About
EliVive (pronounced "El-ee-vyve") is a women's health technology company developing an AI-powered system paired with a noninvasive wearable platform for continuous hormone monitoring. By combining advanced sweat biosensing with AI analytics, EliVive tracks key reproductive hormones in real time, turning daily hormonal changes into clear, personalized insights.
Product
- Value proposition
- Helps women understand real-time hormonal fluctuations to address hormonal imbalances, fertility challenges, and cycle-related changes.
- Target customers
- women seeking real-time hormonal insights, fertility planning, cycle management
Founders
- Marina Pavlovic Rivas — Co-founder & CEO
- Thomas Cortina — Co-founder & CTO
Categories
Products
Real-Time Hormonal Tracking platform (EliVive)
Key features
real-time hormonal trackinglongitudinal data sensingpersonalized insights to understand body fluctuations
Technologies
sensor systemsmicrofluidic technologiesdata sensing platformslongitudinal data analyticsbiomedical engineering
Target conditions
hormonal imbalancesfertility challengesPCOSPMDDcycle-related changes
Investors
BDC Thrive Venture FundMuse CapitalTELUS Global VenturesReal VenturesRocana Venture PartnersNextBlueForeground CapitalPanache VenturesLeva CapitalSwizzle VenturesGarage CapitalAccelia CapitalIKJ CapitalTechstarsCake VenturesRhia VenturesSignite Partners
News
- EliVive | LinkedIn · 2026-03-06T00:00:00.000Z
- Ateklo Unveils EliVive, Inc., a New Venture Developing Real-Time Hormonal Tracking for Women - Ateklo, Inc. · 2026-02-19T05:00:00.000Z
- Eli Raises $12M to Launch Hormometer, Real-Time Hormone Monitor · 2025-06-12T04:08:00.000Z
- Canada's Eli Health secures $12m USD to bring saliva-based hormone tracking to market · 2025-06-10T21:09:53.000Z
- Eli Health: Interview With Co-Founder & CEO Marina Pavlovic Rivas About The Hormone Monitoring System · 2026-01-12T14:36:38.000Z
- Could the first instant at-home test transform how women track their hormones? · 2025-07-24T15:00:35.000Z


