What WOMO is
One place that holds the whole picture.
A woman walks into an appointment with years of symptoms and a handful of minutes to explain them. She is asked about her stress. Her results come back fine. She goes home and decides she is the problem.
WOMO Health tracks her energy, cycle, sleep, pain, and mood in one place, and a health companion named Mae reads across all of it rather than one slice at a time. The result is a dated record she can hand to a provider instead of a description she has to defend.
The mission, in one line: hear the whisper before it becomes a scream.
For journalists
Angles we can speak to on the record.
Available for interviews, background, and commentary on any of these.
Why "normal" results do not mean nothing is wrong
Reference ranges are built from populations, and a result can sit inside one while a woman is genuinely unwell. What that gap costs her, and the questions that reopen a closing appointment.
Perimenopause starting in the thirties
Cycles can still look regular while everything else changes. Joint pain, sleep disruption, memory and word recall, mood. Why this window gets filed under stress and aging.
What women actually report, from real assessment data
Symptom clusters from women who completed the WOMO health assessment, and how often the same combinations appear together while being treated as unrelated complaints.
Building health technology for women as the whole point
Not as a niche or an afterthought. What changes in a product when it is designed for a body that bleeds, cycles, and shifts, rather than adapted from one that does not.
The record, not the description
How a month of tracked, dated symptoms changes what happens in a clinical room, and why being believed is a design problem as much as a medical one.
Fast facts
The details, for accuracy.
Please describe the app as a bio-intelligence platform rather than a health tool, and note that WOMO does not diagnose. If a figure is needed that is not listed here, ask and it will be confirmed rather than estimated.
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