Normalized, not inevitable
People have adapted for so long that the problem feels inevitable, while conventional incentives leave it behind.
Building what should exist
We look where others don't.
Building products for meaningful problems that haven't attracted the crowd: frustrations people have adapted to, worked around, or learned to live with.
Starting in women's health
Our mission
We challenge the status quo for the people living with its consequences.
Solving worthwhile problems people have learned to accept as part of life and making a better way possible.
What makes a problem worthwhile
Bigger than one company
Shared standards turn fragmentation into clarity, efficiency, and progress across a category.
Worth the difficulty
The outcome improves lives, proves a better way is possible, and creates lasting value.
How we work
Medical-grade standards, applied to consumer products.
Our roots in medical technology shape our work. We build products people can trust, designed for safety and effectiveness, backed by evidence, and transparent about both their benefits and their limits.
Rigor
We test assumptions and use evidence to guide our decisions.
Innovation
We pair unconventional thinking with AI to solve problems faster.
Tenacity
We stay with difficult problems because people deserve a better way.
Integrity
We choose what is right, even when it is the harder path.
Founder proof of approach
Before founding Splunkr, our founder brought a medical category together and helped change Android.
The problem
Medical apps relied on ordinary phones, but the category was too small for platforms to prioritize, even when the limitations created real safety costs.
Aligned the category.
Brought competing companies together around one shared problem.
Built the case.
Turned category-level evidence into one commercial argument.
Changed the platform.
Android 17A dedicated medical app profile designed to benefit the entire category.
First product · Women's health
MeasureMe™
The status quo
She is told to use her finger.
Clinical research documents twofold anatomical variation, making her finger the wrong tool. When the method fails, she is left believing her body is the problem.
The better way
A long-overdue tool for anatomical reality.
MeasureMe is being developed to provide accurate, repeatable insight over time into a pelvic region central to fertility, sexual wellness, and pelvic floor health. Women-owned. Women-designed.
MeasureMe website coming soon.
Contact Splunkr
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Partnership, investment, research, press, or a problem. Every note gets read.
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