Birth Tech: The Fertility Technology of the Future explores how reproduction is being reshaped by technology, medicine, and data.

From fertility tracking apps and dating algorithms to IVF, genetic screening, cryopreservation, and emerging research into artificial placentas, the book examines how conception has shifted from chance to process. It looks at the systems behind modern fertility: who builds them, how they are funded, what problems they claim to solve, and where their limits begin to show.

Written in a calm, accessible style, Birth Tech blends technical explanation with social and ethical analysis. Complex scientific concepts are unpacked for non-specialist readers, while investment, regulatory, and institutional forces are placed in clear context.

This is not a medical manual or a self-help guide. It is an informed exploration of fertility technology as infrastructure—how it changes decision-making, autonomy, and the meaning of family in a technological age.

Suitable for readers interested in technology, medicine, ethics, and the future of reproduction.