Facebook Twitter Pinterest A screenshot of the Femm fertility app. Fieler also sits on the board of directors for the Femm Foundation, a not-for-profit which operates the app. The Femm app does not readily disclose the philosophy of its funders or leaders, and markets itself as a way to “avoid or achieve pregnancy”. Femm has not been accused of such behaviour, but appears to be the first ideologically aligned fertility app. In an interview with the Guardian, Rerko declined to comment on whether she opposes birth control or abortion.

Source: The Guardian May 30, 2019 06:00 UTC