While access to mobile health resources among women in low and middle income countries (LMIC) has improved, not every woman benefits equally. Studies suggest women from lower income backgrounds experience less benefit but also, when they do benefit, they benefit differently from those in more economically stable groups. Most digital health interventions do not examine nor account for these dynamics. This gap is particularly significant given the commercial digital partnerships and architecture that underpin much of modern private and public digital health efforts in LMIC settings.