Sandstone Diagnostics is a Bay Area biotech company developing instruments and consumables for point-of-care medical testing. Sandstone’s lead product, Trak, is a consumer semen analysis platform that provides a simple and accurate way to monitor sperm quality from the comfort of home. Trak is a tool for men to take charge of their fertility, boost their sperm quality, and improve their chances of conception. Sandstone was cofounded in 2012 by PhD scientists developing medical technologies for national defense applications at Sandia National Laboratories.

Sandstone Diagnostics is a Bay Area biotech company developing instruments and consumables for point-of-care medical testing. Sandstone’s lead product, Trak, is a consumer semen analysis platform that provides a simple and accurate way to monitor sperm quality from the comfort of home. Trak is a tool for men to take charge of their fertility, boost their sperm quality, and improve their chances of conception. Sandstone was cofounded in 2012 by PhD scientists developing medical technologies for national defense applications at Sandia National Laboratories.

Univfy uses machine learning and AI to empower women and their partners to make confident decisions about fertility treatment. The Univfy PreIVF Report and the Univfy-Powered IVF Refund Program dramatically improves the patient’s experience, expands affordability of having several IVF treatments and maximizes her chances of having a baby with IVF. Progressive fertility centers across the country are working with Univfy to make IVF a more affordable and realistic option for patients. Mylene Yao and Wing Wong founded Univfy in 2009 based on predictive technology that they developed at Stanford University.

Univfy uses machine learning and AI to empower women and their partners to make confident decisions about fertility treatment. The Univfy PreIVF Report and the Univfy-Powered IVF Refund Program dramatically improves the patient’s experience, expands affordability of having several IVF treatments and maximizes her chances of having a baby with IVF. Progressive fertility centers across the country are working with Univfy to make IVF a more affordable and realistic option for patients. Mylene Yao and Wing Wong founded Univfy in 2009 based on predictive technology that they developed at Stanford University.