For what medicine often misses
InsideHer turns your symptoms, cycle, screenings, and daily logs into patterns, insights, and a health record you can bring to care — with support that follows you between appointments.
InsideHer uses sourced, condition-aware education and care-prep logic to help women recognise patterns, ask clearer questions, and bring better context into care.
Privacy is treated as product architecture, not a footnote. Sensitive health context is handled with explicit acknowledgement.
We do not sell or share your health data with advertisers or third parties. Ever.
Why InsideHer exists
Lived experience should not be treated as anecdotal until years of pain finally become clinically visible. InsideHer documents the pattern so the next conversation starts with evidence.
Women's cardiovascular symptoms, risk factors, and urgency cannot keep being missed, minimised, or dismissed as anxiety. Earlier screening and clearer context save lives.
Brain fog, GSM, sleep disruption, mood changes, and work disruption deserve explanation, options, and continuity — not a single appointment that ends in a knife.
The impact is measurable
The proof points below are not here for shock value. They explain why women's health needs a system that connects lived experience, clinical evidence, and practical next steps.
Endometriosis affects ~10% of reproductive-age women globally and can disrupt work, school, sex, fertility, mental health, income, and daily function.
CVD causes ~30% of deaths in women each year. Women remain under-diagnosed, under-treated, and too often dismissed as anxious.
Women with the highest symptom burden are 15.6× more likely to report adverse work outcomes. Brain fog is real. GSM is real. Work disruption is measurable.
How it works
InsideHer turns the story into a route: screen what may be happening, watch the pattern, prepare the visit, keep the record connected.
A three-minute, condition-aware screening that turns confusing symptoms into a clearer set of next steps — without forcing a diagnosis or an account.
Symptoms, flares, and cycle data assemble into a longitudinal pattern. The record doesn't forget what she has had to repeat.
A clinician-ready visit packet: pattern, top symptoms, life impact, and the three questions worth asking. Less explaining. More listening.
Screenings
Screening and structured support for the conditions that quietly disrupt work, sex, fertility, energy, and daily function.
Screening, flare support, visit packets, longitudinal symptom record.
Up to 12y to diagnosisHeavy bleeding, pain, and imaging-question prep clinicians can act on.
Often missed alongside endoHeavy bleeding, anemia prep, urinary symptoms, fertility-aware pathways.
20–80% by age 50Cycle, metabolic, and skin-symptom triage; longitudinal context for follow-up.
Up to 70% undiagnosedMood shifts, brain fog, GSM, urinary symptoms, sleep disruption, and work disruption tracked seriously — with support between appointments.
Cycle-aware mood tracking, classifier-respectful support, clinician-ready summary.
Not PMS · a mood disorderSymptom mapping, sleep + GSM tracking, and a record that follows the transition.
Often missed under 45Brain fog, GSM, sleep, mood, and work-disruption support with referral-ready prep.
15.6× higher work disruptionCycle-aware mood and anxiety support, with safety classifiers and crisis surfaces.
Launching in clinical reviewPathways for pregnancy, postpartum recovery, mental health, and symptom follow-through — built for the months the calendar forgets.
Screening, risk education, and care prep for the systemic risks women are most often under-screened for — with earlier signals that deserve attention.
Sex-specific symptom mapping, risk-signal tracking, and care prep that takes women seriously.
30% of women's deathsHeavy-bleeding-aware screening and ferritin-question prep for the appointment.
30% of women 15–49 globallyEducation, screening pathways, risk-signal logging, and treatment follow-through.
Earlier screening saves livesCourses
InsideHer courses help women understand symptoms, prepare for care, and stay supported between appointments in one public course library.
The library is organised around what women are living through now. Each pathway keeps symptom recognition, interpretation, support, and care preparation connected.
From symptom mapping to surgical decision-making to recovery. For people living with pelvic pain who deserve a plan, not platitudes.
Late-luteal mood, anxiety, and recovery. Track the pattern, prepare for care, and find the treatments that fit your cycle.
A clearer route through symptoms, treatment options, sexual health, bone and heart health, and everyday function after periods stop.
Week-by-week support that treats every symptom as worth flagging. Warning signs, prep prompts, and clinician-ready summaries.
Physical recovery, mood, sleep, feeding pressure, and identity shift. The months no one prepared you for, finally mapped.
Cycle changes, hot flushes, sleep, mood, cognition, and HRT-ready language for the transition into menopause.
The artifact that changes the appointment
A clinician-ready summary that arrives before she does — pattern, top symptoms, life impact, the questions worth asking. So the next conversation starts with evidence, not from zero.
For partners
InsideHer is built for the women living it, the clinicians caring for them, and the partners who want to support women's health at scale — without surveillance, and without claims we can't stand behind.
Clinicians
Better-prepared patients. Clearer symptom context. Safer follow-through between visits.
InsideHer does not replace clinical judgment. It helps patients prepare, summarise, and follow through — so the time you have with them is spent on care, not catch-up.
Talk to us about pilotsEmployers
Women's health disruption is measurable at work. Support should be private, practical, and aggregate-only.
Menopause, heavy bleeding, PMDD, postpartum mental health, PCOS, and anemia each affect attendance, focus, productivity, and retention. We help — without ever seeing individual employee health.
Explore employer supportPartners & programs
The intelligence layer for women's health journeys.
Clinics, payers, and condition programs can offer screening, education, support, care preparation, and follow-through across multiple high-need conditions and life stages — without building the infrastructure from scratch.
Request a partner demoClear about what we are not
We are deliberate about the lines we will not cross. They exist so the platform stays trustworthy when the stakes are high.
We help you recognise what may be happening and prepare to ask. Diagnosis sits with a clinician.
The Companion is bounded by a refusal classifier. Emergency, prescription, and diagnostic asks are routed out, not answered.
Tracking is one input. The platform is screening, support, care preparation, and a longitudinal record across conditions.
Every claim is sourced. Every condition surface goes through clinical review. We do not optimise hormones for a vibe.
We name the failures of women's healthcare clearly, without spectacle. The founder story is context, not catastrophe.
Severe symptoms, suspected cardiac events, suicidal ideation, and obstetric emergencies route to emergency services. Always.
Questions women ask first
No. InsideHer is an intelligence platform — it helps you screen, track, and prepare for care. Diagnosis sits with a qualified clinician. We never claim to diagnose, treat, or replace medical judgment.
What we do is make sure that when you do see a clinician, you arrive with a clear pattern, a documented timeline, and the right questions for the conditions that match your symptoms.
The symptom triage and core screening pathways are free. Members access deeper condition support, course pathways, and clinician-ready visit packets through a subscription. Partner-supplied accounts (clinics, employers, programs) are covered by the partner.
Reproductive and symptom data stays on-device by default. Cloud backup is opt-in with explicit acknowledgement. We never sell or share your health data with advertisers or third parties.
Employer and partner accounts only ever see aggregate cohort reporting — never individual employee health. This is enforced by our data architecture, not just our policy.
Women navigating endometriosis, PCOS, PMDD, fibroids, adenomyosis, perimenopause, menopause, pregnancy, postpartum recovery, anemia, heart-health questions, and breast-cancer screening pathways — especially those who have spent years repeating their symptoms to people who weren't listening.
Clinicians and partners use InsideHer to support those same women with screening, education, structured visit prep, and follow-through.
Tracking is one input. InsideHer takes that input, plus condition-aware screenings, course pathways, and care preparation, and turns them into a longitudinal record — one that does not forget, and one that travels into the next appointment as a clinician-ready summary.
The Companion has a hard refusal classifier for emergency, prescription, diagnostic, and crisis-related asks. It does not roleplay as a clinician. Crisis surfaces (severe pain, suspected cardiac events, suicidal ideation, obstetric emergencies) route directly to emergency resources and are never gated behind a paid tier.
Mental health is in clinical review for launch alongside heart-health surfaces. Cycle-aware mood and anxiety support, safety classifiers, and crisis-routing patterns are already built — we are sequencing the public release behind clinical sign-off.
Yes. We run pilots with clinics, employers, and condition-program partners. Reach out at hello@insideher.health and we reply within two business days.
Start here
Triage what may be happening, browse what InsideHer covers, or talk to us about a pilot for a population that needs better women's health support.
Start from the condition, life stage, or symptom pattern that feels most urgent.
Six guided routes for endometriosis, PMDD, pregnancy, recovery, and midlife transitions.
13 areas across pelvic, hormonal, pregnancy, recovery, and whole-body risk.
Clinic, employer, or program partner. We reply within two business days.