Let's make women the experts of their health

Many women suffer silently from hormonal imbalances, receiving inadequate medical help. Symptoms are often ignored, poorly diagnosed, or treated with a one-size-fits-all solution. This can significantly restrict their quality of life, as they endure hidden battles in women's health. In Germany alone, 9 million workdays are lost annually due to menstrual pain. 84% of women experience menopausal symptoms, and 90% suffer from premenstrual syndrome (PMS).

Our innovative platform consists of an app and workshops that blend scientific knowledge with users' individual cycle data, analyzing and providing personalized recommendations for what women can do today to feel better tomorrow—whether it's related to nutrition, exercise, activities, or work commitments. The app offers minimal tracking and delivers quick, scientifically grounded recommendations to improve hormonal health. Our workshops enable women to better understand and manage their hormonal health, fostering open discussions and the exchange of experiences.

We believe that education, empowerment, and community support are key to addressing these challenges.

We want to change the system, initiate prevention and research on women's health, and achieve sustainable improvement for the entire society, not just for women. Women's health significantly influences every part of our lives, in school, at work, in relationships, during pregnancy, and into old age. Knowledge must be imparted, and tools must be provided that make it easy to understand, uncover, and avoid hormonal imbalances.

That's why everyone is our target audience. Every person has at least one woman in their life - and she has a hormonal cycle that is almost unknown to most of us. It's not just that symptoms can be avoided. One can use the cycle and hormones for oneself instead of against oneself. This leads to a healthier and happier life.

Women's health concerns us all. Yet, unfortunately, politics and the economy have not funded it sufficiently so far. Therefore, we must show them how much women's health matters to us.

Not only because the hormonal fluctuations, with all their painful consequences under which many women suffer, lead to real work absences and economic losses. This results in a systematic disadvantage for those affected.

These injustices have significant implications for women's private lives: some are temporarily physically restricted and unable to participate in public life, withdraw, and suffer in loneliness.

You likely know women who struggle with menstrual or menopausal symptoms. Perhaps they simply don't talk about it because they've had negative experiences discussing their pain. It's time to break this silence because it should be our collective goal to enable everyone to live as pain-free and self-determined lives as possible!

60% of the funds go into the development of our app and providing workshops, , 20% to support obtaining additional grants, 15% cover operational costs, and 5% are a thank you to our Fembassador network.