In a world full of apps that promise community but deliver noise, TechMae was built to be different: intentional, women-only, and rooted in real connection.
But here’s the thing about communities—they don’t grow from downloads.
They grow when women show up, share, and engage.
So if you’ve downloaded the TechMae app and asked yourself, “What do I do next?”—this is for you.
Because the truth is, the value of this platform isn’t in its features.
It’s in how you use it.
Where the Heart of the App Lives: Inside the Groups
TechMae isn’t just a timeline—it’s a collection of focused groups designed to meet you where you are in life.
Here’s how to get started inside:
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Click the red button on your home timeline.
That’s your gateway to posting content inside the groups—not just to your personal timeline, but directly into a group where other women can engage. -
Choose the right group for your message.
You’ll see categories like:
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Health & Wellness
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Business & Career
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Money, Finances & Investing
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Mentorship
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TechMae Connections
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Spirituality & Inner Alignment
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Women in STEM
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Write something that matters to you.
Share a win. Ask a question. Start a thread. Offer a lesson learned. This isn’t a place to go viral—it’s a place to be real.
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Add a photo, video or link if it enhances your post.
Whether it’s a podcast episode, a product launch, or a photo from your latest event—visuals are welcome, but not required. Your voice is enough. -
Post it. Then, engage.
Comment on another woman’s post. Respond to someone’s question. Make the first move. Community doesn’t build itself—it grows when we reach back.
Why Posting in Groups Matters More Than You Think
When you post inside a group, your message gets seen by more women, not just your followers.
It opens up new conversations, new support, new opportunities—and positions you as someone building something bigger than herself.
That’s how women in TechMae are forming partnerships, building confidence, finding collaborators, and building momentum—together.
Not Sure What to Post? Try This.
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In Business & Career: “What’s one lesson you learned this week that changed the way you lead or work?”
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In Money & Finance: “What’s your biggest money mindset block right now?”
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In Health & Wellness: “What’s one small habit that’s been helping you feel more grounded?”
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In Spirituality: “What’s a belief you’ve outgrown—and what are you replacing it with?”
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In TechMae Connections: “Introduce yourself. Tell us why you’re here, and what you’re building.”
The Bottom Line
TechMae wasn’t created to compete with other platforms.
It was created to give women a space to connect with intention—to feel seen, supported, and in control of how they show up.
If you’ve been waiting to post until things feel “perfect,” consider this your sign.
Don’t just sit on the app.
Use it.
Because when women use their voice inside TechMae, they don’t just build a network.
They build a movement.