Google announces a partnership with menstrual health app Flo Health to improve women’s health insights through its wearables and coaching ecosystem. The companies say the collaboration will deepen how cycle-related data is used to deliver more personalized wellbeing information.
Across reports, outlets describe Google taking a multi-year approach that includes integration with Google Health and Fitbit-related offerings. The Next Web and Engadget report that Flo users will be able to sync cycle data with the Google Health app starting in early 2027 (or “early next year,” as phrased by Engadget), enabling Google to incorporate Flo’s period and cycle metrics into its app and guidance. Android Central highlights the intended benefit: better understanding of women’s overall wellbeing.
Google also reportedly invests in Flo, though the sources note that the amount is not disclosed. The partnership’s specific product scope is framed as new wellness hardware and syncing capabilities, centered on bringing women’s health data into Google’s broader health and wearables tools.
