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SDG 3 POWER SOLUTION
Ananya Grover is a Technovationi alumna who has recently created her own startup company to launch her app, HealCycle. Let’s learn more about her.

Ananya recently graduated from Princeton University with a degree in Computer Science with honors, along with certificates in Cognitive Science, Technology and Society, and Creative Writing. Currently, She is currently working on HealCycle with a mission of improving care for women with premenstrual mood disorders, funded by Princeton’s Henry Richardson Labouisse ‘26 Fellowship and an Output/ReachOut Grant.
Previously, Ananya interned at Apple and at the German Aerospace Center, headed web development at The Daily Princetonian, and led IgniteSTEM, a non-profit transforming K-12 STEM education.
Ananya participated in Technovation in 2019 and her team was a finalist for their app, Maitri, which allows children at orphanages to spend time with senior citizens in old-age homes, thus improving their social and mental well-being.
And now Ananya is on a new entrepreneurship journey with her app, HealCycle. Learn more about her story below. Click on each question to hear Ananya’s answer.
Can you tell us your story that has led you to where you are today?
How did you get the idea for the app, and what is your solution?
How did you become interested in computer science and coding?
How did you build confidence to pitch your ideas and to seek out help from experts?
How did you actually start your company, and who is on your team?
What are the pros and cons of entrepreneurship as a career?
How important is iteration and getting user feedback?
How are you handling data privacy with your app?
What are your hopes and dreams for your app and your company?
What are your thoughts on using genAI tools to help you code?
Can you give Technovation Girls interested in pursuing a CS career any advice?
OTHER SOLUTIONS
Here are a few more solutions to spark ideas for you for SDG 3. Click each tab to see some possible features and what coding components you could use to build a similar app.
HEALTHSPHERE
This health education app increases health literacy for users.
Click on each image below to see a possible feature and how you might implement it.




MedManager
This app would be a way for users to manage their medications, through reminders, information, and communication with healthcare providers.
Click on each image below to see a possible feature and how you might implement it.




HealthHive
This could be a community health dashboard for local people to learn and share with each other.
Click on each image below to see a possible feature and how you might implement it.



