We are a collective of academic researchers with a unified vision of creating digital tools to address deficiencies in current approaches to sexual and reproductive health care. We strive to build technologies that proactively identify and address critical gaps in health care, with attention to the needs and preferences of people from socially and economically marginalized populations, as well as those with serious chronic medical conditions. While uniquely tailored in form and format to specfic underserved populations, all our tools adhere to a unifying set of principles that we believe are critical to appropriately serving the reproductive needs of any population, and particularly those that have experienced historical harms. These guiding principles require that such technologies: 1) include community stakeholders in the design, development, and deployment of the technology 2) are grounded in person-centered frameworks and 3) advance reproductive health equity.  Each of our tools is intended to facilitate improved healthcare, being mindful of the constraints of healthcare systems, while centering the needs of the individual patient.