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When Georgia Di Mattos and Bianca Dunne first met at their local mother and baby club in Richmond, west London, they never expected to become business partners. Bianca, an NHS sonographer from Dublin, had given birth just three weeks before, and Georgia, an architect from Brazil, was heavily pregnant. Both were navigating the highs and lows of a life radically changed by the arrival of a newborn.
Now they run Zults, a revolutionary new sextech app that aims to destigmatise the conversation around sexual health.