Perimenopause, taken seriously

You're not imagining it. And you don't have to navigate it alone.

HormoneIQ helps you build a clearer, 360° view of what's changing across symptoms, sleep, mood, cycle changes, labs, questions, and care conversations, so you can better understand your body and make more confident health decisions.

Generic AI answers one question. Vita remembers what you share and keeps the thread, so your picture gets clearer over time.

Based only on what you share or log. Not a diagnosis.

Good morning.

Here's the one thing Vita is watching today.

VWELCOME BACK

A few days ago you noted waking at 3am and can't fall asleep. Did either shift today?

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VTODAY'S ONE THING

One thing worth saving today, so you do not have to remember it later.

Last time, poor sleep and brain fog showed up together. Today, it is worth noticing whether that repeats.

Based only on what you share or log. Not a diagnosis.

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THIS WEEK'S SIGNALS

Brain fog on 4 of 7 days.

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Brain fogSleep

LABS

Make sense of your bloodwork

Add a recent lab and see it explained in plain language.

DOCTOR PREP

Build questions for your visit.

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WHAT VITA REMEMBERS

Your symptoms, labs, and goals, organized in one place.

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A companion, not just a tracker

What do you need today?

Open HormoneIQ in the moment, when something feels off, when a question comes up, or when you want to make sense of what's changing. Unlike a one-off chat, it keeps the thread, so the picture gets clearer over time.

Something feels off

Tell Vita what’s happening and sort through it, even when it’s messy or half-formed.

I have a question

Ask about symptoms, labs, supplements, HRT, or what may be worth tracking next.

I want to understand my labs

Make sense of bloodwork in plain language, beside the symptoms you logged.

I want to prepare for care

Turn what you’ve logged into a clear summary and questions to ask.

HormoneIQ is education and support, not medical advice. It helps you prepare and ask better questions, it does not diagnose or prescribe. Testing and treatment decisions belong with a qualified clinician.

What's really happening

Perimenopause is not one moment.

Sleep·Mood·Energy·Cycles·Skin·Weight·Libido·Brain fog·Anxiety

It can be a long transition, sometimes years, where these shift, disappear, return, and overlap, often long before anyone gives it a name. HormoneIQ helps you see the story while you're living it, and turn it into clear next steps.

Meet Vita

Not a one-off chat. A companion who remembers.

You don't have to re-explain yourself every time. Vita remembers what you've shared, your symptoms, labs, cycle, sleep, and what you've already tried, and connects it across weeks and months. The more context you add, the more useful she becomes. She works only from what you share or log, and she's a guide, not a doctor.

I keep waking at 3am and I'm exhausted.
VThat's shown up 4 of the last 7 nights, mostly on the evenings you said felt wired before bed. Want to try tracking a couple of things together this week, your caffeine timing, room temperature, and whether night sweats or anxiety hit first? If the pattern holds, I'll pull it into a clear summary you can bring to your next appointment.
Should I ask for bloodwork?
VFrom what you've logged so far, fatigue, brain fog, broken sleep, and heavier periods, it could help to know which labs come up most in these conversations: thyroid, ferritin, B12, and vitamin D. I can lay out what each one looks at and turn it into a short list of questions, so the visit feels less rushed. Your clinician decides what to order.
Do I need HRT?
VFrom what we've talked through, your main concerns have been sleep, energy, and mood. That's a decision to make with a qualified clinician, since it depends on your goals, health history, and risk factors. And that's exactly where I come in: I can help you compare the paths people usually discuss, lifestyle support, non-hormonal options, and HRT, and gather your logged patterns so you walk in prepared. Whichever way you lean, including if you decide to explore the HRT route, I'll help you get ready for that conversation.
I started a new supplement. Could that be affecting me?
VLet's look at timing first, since you mentioned starting it about two weeks ago. We can line up the dose and when you take it against what changed afterward in what you've been tracking. I can explain what that supplement is generally used for and what to keep an eye on. For interactions or whether it fits with your other medications, a pharmacist or clinician should be the one to review it.

Vita does not diagnose or prescribe. She works only from what you log and helps you prepare better questions for your healthcare provider.

Built for the long arc

It gets clearer the longer you use it.

You don't have to track perfectly, and you don't have to re-explain yourself every time. Every check-in, question, lab, and note adds context, and the more you add, the more Vita can connect. Over time, HormoneIQ helps you see what repeats, returns, improves, or changes, the things that are easy to miss day to day.

This week

What showed up most often

This month

What keeps repeating

Over 6 months

What changed, improved, or got worse

Over 1 year

The story you can bring into care

Knowledge is power in perimenopause. When you can see your own patterns, you can ask better questions, understand your options, and make more confident decisions.

Doctor Prep

Bring the pattern,
not just the symptom.

When you do want to prepare for a care conversation, Vita turns your actual logged history, not scattered notes or a one-off chat, into a clear summary of symptoms, timing, possible patterns, and questions to ask, for a clinician, pharmacist, menopause-trained provider, or anyone you trust with your care.

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VITA DOCTOR PREP

Your last 30 days, organized

What's been showing up

Poor sleep22 of 30 days
Brain fog18 of 30 days
Anxiety15 of 30 days
Night sweats11 of 30 days

A possible pattern

Sleep tends to be lowest in the week before your period, often alongside more anxiety and next-day brain fog. Worth watching, and worth bringing up.

Questions to bring

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Could my sleep and next-day brain fog be worth looking at together?

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Which labs would be useful to rule out other causes, like thyroid, ferritin, B12, or vitamin D?

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What options are reasonable for me to understand, across lifestyle, non-hormonal, and HRT?

Based only on what you logged. This is not a diagnosis, it's a summary to help guide the conversation with your healthcare provider.

Why women keep using it

Because perimenopause changes over time.

Some weeks are quiet. Some symptoms come back. Some changes only make sense when you see them over months. HormoneIQ keeps the thread, so you don't have to rely on memory alone.

Your patterns get clearer

Each check-in sharpens the picture of what repeats and what shifts.

Your questions get sharper

Vague worry becomes specific, answerable questions for your next care conversation.

Your labs make more sense

Bloodwork explained in plain language, beside the symptoms you logged.

Your options feel less confusing

Lifestyle, non-hormonal, and HRT paths in plain language, so the choices feel clearer.

Your story is remembered

You never start from scratch. HormoneIQ holds the thread between visits.

Your changes are visible over time

See what shifted this week, this month, this year, or year over year.

Trust & safety

Built to be trusted.

Education, not medical advice

HormoneIQ helps you understand and prepare. It does not diagnose or treat.

Based only on what you log

Your patterns come from your own check-ins. Vita does not diagnose or prescribe.

Decisions stay with you and your provider

Testing and treatment choices belong with a qualified provider who can review your labs, medications, and history. HormoneIQ helps you prepare for those conversations.

Private by design

Your data is encrypted and never sold.

HormoneIQ is not a medical provider.

You don't have to carry this alone,
or start from scratch again.

Start with what feels off. Vita will help you sort through it.

Track when it helps. Ask when you're unsure. Come back when something changes.

Your first check-in is free. The more context you add, the more Vita remembers and connects, so HormoneIQ keeps getting more useful over time.

After your first week, membership is $6.99 a month for everything that makes it worth coming back to:

Conversations with VitaPattern memoryLab explanationsSymptom explainersOptions educationDoctor Prep summariesHealth Context memoryLong-term trendsWhat changed since last timeMaking sense of what feels random

Free to start. No credit card. Decision support, not medical advice.