Women’s health

Your health, through changing chapters.

Track periods and cycle symptoms, perimenopause and menopause. Keep HRT and contraception records, or log observations when trying to conceive.

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In development for iPhone and Android · Ages 18+

myHealthPal is not a doctor or physician, and does not offer medical advice.

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Cycle screen with an illustrative period history and estimated next period
Illustrative screens. Actual screenshots may differ.

Women’s health

What you can keep track of

Your cycle, recorded your way

Log period days, flow and symptoms, and look back at your cycle history. Next-period dates are estimates from your records, not a diagnosis or a method of contraception.

Perimenopause and menopause

Keep a record of symptoms and how they feel from day to day. Bring your observations and questions together for a conversation with a healthcare professional.

Medicines and life changes

Keep HRT and contraception records, including prescribed schedules and reminders. You can also log observations when trying to conceive; records do not confirm fertility or pregnancy.

Follow your cycle

myHealthPal cycle tracking screen with an illustrative cycle-day ring and estimated next period
Illustrative screens. Actual screenshots may differ.

A closer look

A few examples of recording in the app. The screens use illustrative data, not a real account.

Log period days, flow and symptoms, and see your cycle history together. Predicted dates are estimates based on your records.

Keep a record of symptoms and how they feel from day to day. Bring your observations and questions together for a conversation with a healthcare professional.

Keep HRT and contraception records, including prescribed schedules and reminders. You can also log observations when trying to conceive; records do not confirm fertility or pregnancy.

Your records, your choice.

Your health story belongs to you.

Health records are kept encrypted on your devices. The app asks for your agreement before it keeps your health information.

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Everyday essentials. Room for more.

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For recording and sharing information. Follow your prescriber’s treatment plan; myHealthPal does not recommend medicines, doses or dose changes.

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Important medical disclaimer

Information and insights.
Always with professional care.

myHealthPal is not a doctor, physician, or health care provider. It does not provide medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment.

Records and insights are for information only and for sharing with your health care professional. Not medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment.

For information and sharing only

Your records, summaries, and insights are intended to help you organize information and share it with your chosen health care professional. They do not replace a consultation, examination, or professional medical judgment. Insights may be incomplete or inaccurate and cannot confirm or rule out a health condition.

Keep medical decisions with your clinician

Always seek advice from a qualified health care professional about symptoms, conditions, medicines, or treatment. Do not start, stop, or change medicines or treatment based on myHealthPal. Never disregard professional advice or delay seeking care because of something in the app.

Not for emergencies.

Do not use myHealthPal to assess an emergency or rely on it to alert a clinician. If you think you may have a medical emergency, contact your local emergency services immediately. Do not wait for an app insight or a response to shared records.