LEELALU
Evidence over opinions
Every health claim in our library names its source organization. No "experts say" without a name, no thresholds invented by us. If we cannot source it, we do not say it.
The story
A small team, a narrow promise.
LEELALU started in 2026 with a small founding team and one observation: the internet gives new parents infinite information and almost no calm. Search at 3am and you get contradiction, fear, and comment sections. What a tired parent actually needs is shorter: what does the evidence say, who says it, and what do I do right now.
So we picked a narrow first product and decided to do it properly: pregnancy through the first year. Not ages zero to eighteen, not every topic under the sun. One stage of family life, covered carefully, with every claim tied to a named source.
We publish our evidence standards so anyone can check how a claim gets in and what gets it thrown out. Our evidence library holds 98 reviewed claims in the registry as of this build, tied to named sources such as NICHD, AAP, CDC and Nemours. When we do not have a sourced answer, we say so rather than improvise.
And we grow only after proof. New ages, new topics and new features arrive when the current ones have earned trust, not before. That order matters more to us than speed.