FLOESSA™
THE NEXT EVOLUTION IN PREMIUM FEM-TECHNOLOGY
Currently in Development
investment opportunities available
Every mother deserves to feel confident, comfortable, and connected while feeding her baby.
Yet every day, countless moms struggle silently with challenges that steal these precious moments away.
ABOUT FLOESSA
what experts are saying
LACTATION SPECIALIST
"I can't believe someone hasn't made this already! Genius!"
Scientific Advisor
- Caroline Hartill
"This is Fascinating!"
LACTATION SPECIALIST
"Perfect for triple feeds"
MOTHERS TESTIMONIALS
MORE MOTHERS TESTIMONIALS
YALI O.
"No more transferring milk into bottles—just feed right away."
AMANI M.
Jennifer D.
"What an absolute joy this will bring to mothers all over the world. Convenience, multitasking, privacy — stress relief for dedicated breastfeeding moms everywhere."
DALIA T.
"Would have saved time, energy, and helped me get more sleep."
Annette F.
"Floessa is a true gamechanger! Being an on the go, working mom of 3, I needed something portable and discreet. This is it!
Meet The Team
Andrea L. Miller
Founder • Inventor
Andrea Miller is the founder and inventor behind FLOESSA, a patent-pending wireless wearable breast pump system designed to give breastfeeding parents true mobility, comfort, and dignity while they pump. Based in Orlando, Florida, she combines hands-on prototyping experience in femtech with years of high performing sales work to translate real customer pain points into practical, user-centered medical-device solutions.
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Drawing on deep lactation knowledge and extensive customer discovery with mothers, Andrea has led FLOESSA from concept to early prototype while self-funding, parenting, and caregiving, demonstrating resilience and execution under pressure. She is actively pursuing FDA pathways and early-stage funding, engaging with accelerators, angel networks, and organizations like the East Orlando Chamber of Commerce, Orlando Women's Collective and Plug and Play to bring FLOESSA to market at scale.
Before founding FLOESSA, Andrea built a successful career in sales and marketing, consistently ranking as a top representative and refining skills in relationship-building, communication, and strategic outreach that now power her startup’s business development. She also holds a cosmetology license, reflecting a lifelong commitment to hands-on work and helping people feel more confident in their bodies.
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Andrea is especially passionate about improving breastfeeding support, making it easier for mothers to stay in the workforce without sacrificing their feeding goals or comfort. When she’s not building FLOESSA, she is often networking in the Orlando startup ecosystem, creating content to educate families about breastfeeding and pumping, and tracking her goals one step at a time.
Juan gonzalez
Angel Investor
Juan Gonzalez is a Central Florida business owner and entrepreneur with over 20 years of commercial trade and operational experience as the founder of Johnny Gonzalez Plumbing Inc. After recognizing the significant market gap and lifestyle challenges left unaddressed by legacy breastfeeding hardware within his own family, Mr. Gonzalez provided FLOESSA with its foundational external capitalization round. As the company’s first angel investor, his early equity commitment provides vital early-stage fiscal validation and capital de-risking as the venture tracks toward its production-ready engineering milestones.
CHALLENGES
Breastfeeding Mothers Face
The Reality
Mothers suffer quietly. They pump in bathroom stalls, They hide while feeding in public. They wash bottles endlessly. They grieve the breastfeeding experience they imagined. And they do it all without complaint, convinced this is just what motherhood requires.
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It does not have to be this way.
LATCH ISSUES
Babies with tongue ties, latching difficulties, or oral complications can't breastfeed directly, forcing mothers into endless cycles of pumping and bottle feeding. The emotional toll is real—mothers grieve the loss of direct breastfeeding while managing the physical exhaustion of pumping every few hours.
PUBLIC FEEDING STRESS
Many mothers feel anxious, exposed, or uncomfortable nursing in public. Whether it's judgment from strangers, lack of privacy, or simply feeling self-conscious, this anxiety often leads mothers to isolate themselves during what should be beautiful bonding time.
ENDLESS BOTTLE PREP
Pumping mothers face an overwhelming routine—pump, wash bottles, sanitize, dry, repeat. The constant cycle of cleaning and organizing bottles consumes hours every week. For working mothers, this adds another layer of stress to an already demanding schedule.
NICU Babies
with Latch Issues
Parents of NICU babies face heartbreak when their newborns struggle to latch. These vulnerable babies need nourishment, but direct breastfeeding isn't possible. Parents pump relentlessly while their babies are in the hospital, separated from the direct feeding experience that creates deep bonding.