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Meditate Mate's reviewers tested 30+ indie AI mental health apps and placed Soula among the top seven. The review walks through Soula's onboarding, 28-day program and text and voice chat.

After a successful first cohort of corporate pilots across 8 companies and a year-long programme for 1,000+ women at inDrive, Soula launches a new version of its platform, a female-first AI companion grounded in neuroscience and CBT, and opens its second research cohort to employers.

Causeartist gives Soula its own entry in a guide to mental health apps. It calls Soula an emotional AI companion built for women and says Soula is not therapy or medical treatment.

ELLE Belgique announces that Natallia Miranchuk, founder of Soula, will lead breakout sessions on stress and women's mental wellbeing at the Women's Health Summit in Brussels on May 30.

Fast Company columnist Natalie Nixon reports 67% sustained engagement in Soula's pilot with InDrive and shares what founder Natallia Miranchuk told her about care and performance.

Signalbase reports that Soula raised $750,000 and will spend it on product development, including audio and video generation, and on scaling operations and its user base.

EU-Startups lists Soula among ten Cyprus startups founded since 2021, describes its AI-powered app for pregnancy and postpartum, and says it has raised €1.2 million.

Cyprus Mail twice named Soula among the startups the Research and Innovation Foundation took to Slush 2025 in Helsinki. The second report quotes founder Natallia Miranchuk on RIF's support.

In an Inc. opinion column on women stepping back from leadership, Parul Bhandari names Soula as one example of technology that supports women through burnout.

Cyprus Mail profiles founder and CEO Natallia Miranchuk. It says Soula began as a maternity-focused tool and now supports women from conception to career and relationship challenges.

Dailybreak puts Soula fifth in its list of six AI apps for pregnancy and parenting. It says users can plan pregnancies, get mental health advice and check in with a chatbot.

EU-Startups lists Soula among 20 early-stage European HealthTech startups founded between 2022 and 2025, and says Soula has raised €1.25 million.

A Startups Magazine feature on femtech funding calls Soula "a great example" of visibility for female founders and says founder Natallia Miranchuk shares her story in the media.

EU-Startups lists Soula among ten Cyprus startups founded since 2020, and says Soula has raised €1.2 million. Cyprus Business News repeated the list two days later.

TechCrunch named Soula in a one-sentence mention, as an example of AI apps that guide mothers through pregnancy and postpartum.

In an October 2024 feature, Business Insider looks at Soula and Dua, its chatbot built to work like a doula for women during pregnancy and postpartum.

In a first-person essay for Newsweek, Soula founder Natallia Miranchuk describes becoming a single mother while pregnant, the friends who helped her, and the product she now builds.

Cyprus Business News reports that Soula secured €500,000 in investments after founder Natallia Miranchuk appeared on Shark Tank Malta.

StartUpHub UNWE published an interview with Natallia Miranchuk on how her years around new mothers led her to build Soula, a virtual assistant for maternity.

Natallia Miranchuk, founder of Soula, spoke at TEDxMolos in Limassol on March 27, 2024. Cyprus Mail covered the event, and the TEDx Talks YouTube channel published her talk, "Reframing motherhood as artistry".