Yeda is redefining pelvic floor health with the world’s first wearable support device that works like a bra for the pelvic floor. Designed for women experiencing pelvic floor weakness—especially postpartum and during menopause—Yeda provides immediate symptom relief while enabling long-term muscle strengthening in one integrated solution. Today, over 50% of women worldwide suffer from pelvic floor dysfunction, leading to bladder leakage, pain, sexual dysfunction, and social stigma. Existing solutions force women to choose between short-term symptom management (such as pessaries or pads) or long-term training devices that require time, space, and discipline. Yeda closes this gap. Yeda’s patented silicone device physically supports pelvic organs to stop symptoms instantly, while an optional digital training program helps users rebuild strength over time. The device is easy to insert and remove, comfortable to wear for up to eight hours, and designed as a discreet, lifestyle-friendly solution. Prototype testing has shown immediate stop of urinary leakage during daily activities, alongside correct organ positioning and high user comfort. Yeda is supported by a strong interdisciplinary team with deep expertise in medical devices, femtech, and go-to-market execution, and is backed by leading pelvic floor specialists involved in official treatment guidelines. Market validation includes testing, user studies, and successful pre-sales via Crowdfunding. Yeda’s vision is to become a lifelong companion for pelvic health across major life stages—pregnancy, postpartum, menopause, and beyond—giving women back control over their bodies, confidence, and quality of life.