Amira Yahyaoui

Solo Angel AI focus San Francisco, CA, United States

About Amira Yahyaoui

Amira Yahyaoui is the founder of Mos and an SF-based solo angel writing $25k-$100k checks at pre-seed and seed in women’s and reproductive health and AI/ML in healthcare. Her operating role as a consumer fintech founder and her advocacy background give her a distinct profile as a mission-driven, founder-and-advocate angel with focus on women’s health and underserved populations. Founders building women’s reproductive health platforms, AI-enabled women’s health products, or mission-driven healthcare companies where her founder-and-advocate credibility adds meaningful value are the natural fit. She is the wrong audience for biotech, devices, B2B healthcare software outside the women’s health vertical, or anything without a clear mission-and-equity angle. The small check size positions her as a mission-aligned high-signal angel rather than a meaningful capital source, but her access to the SF founder-and-advocate community brings real network value. Outreach via LinkedIn is the primary channel; warm introductions through the SF women’s health and femtech community, fellow mission-driven founders, or Mos investor networks materially help. Without a website, Twitter, or published personal thesis, founders should rely on her Mos operating context and public advocacy work as the primary signal of taste. Best treated as a mission-aligned community angel for the right femtech or reproductive health founder.

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