Our Commitment to a Healthier Parenthood.
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Inclusion & Equality
We design for everyone, ensuring accessible and non-judgmental support.
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Emotional Sustainability
Just as we promote mental well-being for our users, we prioritise a culture of psychological safety, balance, and care for our team.
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Curiosity & Co-Creation
We believe the best solutions come from collaborative innovation and staying open to new insights.
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Kindness & Integrity
Every decision, partnership, and interaction should reflect our commitment to humanity over hierarchy and impact over ego.
Our Purpose
Omaia exists to transform maternal mental health worldwide.
Our mission is simple yet urgent: no parent should go through pregnancy, birth, or early parenthood feeling alone, unsupported, or unseen.
Emotional support should be as fundamental as medical care - and AI technology can finally make it scalable and accessible for all.
Why start with pregnancy
Pregnancy is a moment of profound vulnerability and transformation. The right support here improves birth outcomes and builds lifelong emotional resilience.
What we’re building
A trusted companion that helps people develop self-awareness, emotional intelligence, and everyday mental well-being — grounded in science, delivered through technology.
Our vision
To lead the world in digital maternal mental health care — setting a new standard for how technology delivers evidence-based support to millions.
Impact
Better birth experiences. Healthier parents. Stronger families. Benefits that ripple through communities and society as a whole.
Meet the Team
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Linnéa Belding, Cofounder
Behavioural scientist with 10+ years scaling and leading tech & AI startups in the US, UK, and Europe. Exec team at UK’s #1 AI startup 2024, VP at Swedish-American Chamber of Commerce.
2 stressful pregnancies, 2 postpartum depressions - passionate about making mental health support accessible for all parents.
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Nina Larsen, Cofounder
Global commercial leader with 20+ years building and scaling digital products from idea to market.
4 pregnancies, 3 births, 2 children - driven to reshape maternal healthcare so fewer families face similar trauma.
