Gabbi was founded with a mission to empower and inform women of their risk for breast cancer. Founded from a personal family death and her own diagnosis, founder Katilin built Gabbi to ensure women had a way to advocate for themselves with physicians with data when it came to breast cancer diagnosis. From that vision came Gabbi’s main product - GRAM- a risk assessment tool that evaluates a user’s breast cancer risk in the following two years. Based on those results, Gabbi also provides action plans based on a user’s risk assessment in an easy-to-understand consumer-facing app.

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Founder Kaitlin Christine is passionate about the problem young women face when seeking out breast cancer diagnoses and has experienced it first hand. Kaitlin started her career in nonprofits where she co-founded a non-profit focusing on mental health and helped publish a book focusing on mental health. She then worked at Myriad Genetics in business development where she helped increase patient engagement, secure partnerships, and implement protocols. She also worked at Worth eCommerce, where she focused on revenue growth and team building. She was named Oregon’s Entrepreneur of the Year in 2021. 

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Gabbi’s website here.
HQ: Portland, OR
Industry: Digital Health
Vertical: Cancer