Your body,
honestly understood.
Science-first tracking and fertility awareness for every stage. Not a magazine, not a clinic. Just you.
- Dr Amara OkaforOB-GYN
- Dr Ines MarchettiEndocrinology
- Elena Park, PT DPTPelvic floor
- Sofia Lindqvist RMMidwifery
Your body, your data. Encrypted, never sold, exportable anytime.
Every article and insight is reviewed by working women's-health clinicians.
Plain-English context, never scare-tactics or one-size diagnoses.
A complete picture of you.
See your cycle, as it actually is.
Every phase, every variation, every anomaly · logged with warmth, never judged. Your body's rhythm, plainly shown.
Notice the small things that add up.
Mood, pain, sleep, discharge, cravings. Track what matters in your own words and watch patterns emerge over months, not moments.
Read the story your body is telling.
Gentle, clinician-reviewed context on what you're seeing. No fear-mongering, no diagnoses · just clarity.
Scroll a whole month in a moment.
An interactive preview of one Evymi cycle. Scroll to move through the days · or tap a marker to jump.
What Evymi picks up that other trackers miss.
cycle days shown at a glance
clinician-reviewed articles
life stages tracked · from teen to menopause
Three small habits, one clearer picture.
Track
Log your cycle and how you feel in seconds. Daily or when you remember.
Learn
Get plain-English context on what's shifting, written with clinicians.
Together
Ask questions in a private community. Real people, real stories.
It changes things.
The first tracker that didn't feel like it was selling me something.
Reading Evymi's notes felt like finally being spoken to like an adult.
I stopped dreading the two weeks before my period. That's a first.
Warm and clinical at once. It's rare and it's what I needed.
I brought my Evymi log to my GP. She actually looked at it.
A body noticed carefully is a body better cared for.
Evymi is built with clinicians, editors, and people who know what it is to sit in a waiting room with a list of questions. It's not a medical device and it's not a diagnosis · it's a place to notice, and to be noticed.
Bring your watch and health data in.
Sync Apple Health, Apple Watch, and Google Health Connect so steps, sleep, heart rate, temperature and cycle data can live alongside your logs.
Connect health data →Here's a sample day — your own logs slot in once you sign in.
- CyclePeriod logged 3 Nov — next expected 1 DecDay 17 · luteal
- Sleep last night1h 12m REM · woke once at 04:127h 24m
- Resting heart rateHRV 48 ms · 7-day avg 59 bpm62 bpm
- Wrist temperatureAbove your baseline — often pre-period+0.28 °C
- Movement today22-min walk logged at 08:146,842 steps
Sample day · your data stays on your phone until you choose to share it.