Meet Kyha
Find out if your symptoms point to perimenopause in just 3 minutes
Take the Symptom CheckFind out what your symptoms mean
Build your personalized health report
Track what’s happening to uncover patterns
Your cycle, symptoms, health history and insights in one plan, ready for your doctor when you’re ready
Why do I feel so angry lately? It doesn’t feel like me.
I feel so irritable lately, like I could snap over nothing... Especially at work.
Saving symptom...
That keyed-up, short fuse feeling, especially at work can make everything feel louder than it should. This is the third time you’ve logged it, so I’m watching whether it’s becoming one of your repeat patterns.
I’ve had night sweats most nights since August, and my periods are coming closer together.
Possible early perimenopause
An estimate,
not a diagnosis
Next period in 21 days
9 symptoms logged this week
42 days tracked
Wow, cool! It’s like an AI symptom tracker and then it actually explains why you are having those symptoms.
I’ve really been loving Kyha. The interaction feels personal, and I can get answers quickly. As someone with endometriosis, it’s been helpful for understanding my symptoms and hormones. I feel a lot less alone.
This is cool. I told Kyha I was having mild cramps and an upset stomach, it logged my symptoms and explained how it could relate to where I am in my cycle
I’ve used other tracking apps, but Kyha is by far the most reliable and useful. I’m 11 months postpartum and just recently started my period again, Kyha has been great in helping me wind up with 2 under 2!
Board certified internist, Menopause Society Certified Practitioner and Fellow of the American College of Physicians.
Specializing in gender related topics, sexual dysfunction, and relationships and intimacy.
11+ years of OBGYN/women’s health experience. Certified Menopause provider.
Board-Certified Orthopedic Specialist and certifications specializing in pre and post-partum.
We built Kyha after feeling overlooked in our own health. It’s a private way to understand what’s changing in your body, and to share the full picture with your doctor when you’re ready.
“It’s just stress isn’t an answer.”
No. Your stage is an estimate based on your answers and what you log, not a diagnosis. It tells you what your symptoms could point to and whether they’re worth raising with a doctor. Only a clinician can diagnose perimenopause, and Kyha helps you walk into that conversation prepared.
Maybe not. Perimenopause most often starts in your 40s, but it can begin in your mid to late 30s and last several years. Many women don’t realize that’s what’s happening because the early signs, like poor sleep, mood changes or shifting cycles, are easy to blame on stress. The Symptom Check helps you find out.
After you create your account, you start a 7-day free trial, then take the Symptom Check. You won’t be charged during the trial. If you don’t cancel, it renews at $109.99 a year or $12.99 a month, depending on the plan you pick. Cancel anytime in your App Store or Google Play settings.
You get your stage right away, such as “Possible early perimenopause,” with the reasons from your own answers. Kyha then starts your health report. Every symptom, period or medication you log adds to it, keeping your stage, insights and appointment script up to date.
There’s no single test. Hormone levels change from day to day during perimenopause, so one blood test often can’t confirm it. Doctors usually look at your age, symptoms and cycle changes over time. That’s why a clear record of what you’ve been experiencing can make your appointment more useful.
Your health report pulls your symptoms, cycle changes, medications and health history into one summary you can download as a PDF. Your appointment script gives you the words to start the conversation. You decide if and when to share either one.
When you ask Kyha a question, the answer draws on what you’ve shared: your symptoms, cycle and history. Answers are grounded in trusted medical sources you can read for yourself.
Yes. Your data is encrypted, and we never sell it. You control what you log and what you share with your doctor. Read our privacy policy for the details.
No. Kyha helps you understand what’s happening between appointments and get ready for them. Your doctor is still the one who diagnoses and treats you.