Boulder startup Kindara raises $5.3M seed round in quest to help women track fertility

BOULDER – Kindara Inc., maker of a fertility-tracking mobile app, announced Wednesday morning that the company has closed a $5.3 million funding round that will help facilitate the release of its Wink thermometer and drive further innovation.

The round included the conversion of $1.9 million in debt to equity from cash that Boulder-based Kindara had raised previously. Boston Seed Capital led the round, with SOS Ventures, Good Works Ventures, PV Ventures, MENA Venture Investments and 62 Mile Ventures also participating.

Kindara, founded by CEO Will Sacks and wife Kati Bicknell in 2011, launched its free…