Hot flashes and night sweats
Three taps: how strong it was, plus a possible trigger if you like. Or time it while it happens.
Free forever for beta testers
Log symptoms in seconds. See your patterns. Walk into your appointment with a clear summary.Log a hot flash in three taps and your day in one minute. See your patterns week by week, and walk into your appointment with a clear summary.
Features
From a hot flash logged in three taps to a clear summary for your doctor: this is everything myMeno does. Beta testers get all of it.
Tap it in when it happens, or once in the evening.
Three taps: how strong it was, plus a possible trigger if you like. Or time it while it happens.
One minute each evening
One minute a day: your symptoms, their impact on your day, your mood, possible triggers and a note.
Nights, wakings and a bedtime routine
Log your nights and wakings, and build a bedtime routine if you want one.
Turn the dial to how you feel
Turn the mood dial to how you feel. A calendar shows how your weeks went.
Your readings in one place
Keep your readings in one place, ready to show your doctor.
One tap per drink
One tap per drink, towards a daily goal you choose.
How much it got in your way
Note how much your symptoms got in the way of work, sleep or plans.
Periods and spotting, with dates
Periods, spotting and anything unusual, each with its date.
Patch changes and other treatments
Log HRT patch changes and other treatments. They show on your charts.
Anything, in your own words
Anything else, in your own words.
Simple counts and charts. No scores, no diagnoses.
See things like “mostly in the evening”, counted from what you logged. Never a score.
Every day you logged, in a calendar
A month calendar and a day view of everything you logged.
What changed this week
A short review of what changed each week, and a calm look back at every month.
Walk in with what matters, on one page.
What you logged on one page, in plain language, to take along.
Countdown and reminders
Add the date and see the countdown, with reminders before you go.
Write them down when they come
Write them down when they come to you, so none get forgotten.
Clear signs when to get checked
Clear signposts when something should be checked, based on NHS guidance.
Short, practical and always sourced.
A few minutes each, always sourced
Symptoms, treatments and doctor visits explained in a few minutes. Every read names its source.
Step-by-step help
Step-by-step help with everyday questions.
One topic at a time
One topic, a few minutes at a time.
Clear up what you have heard
Quick quizzes that clear up what you may have heard.
Gentle nudges. No guilt, no leaderboard.
Rest days keep it safe
Rest days keep your streak safe. A day off is part of life.
Nothing about menopause on your lock screen
At a time you pick, and never a word about menopause on your lock screen.
Small wins, no points
Small wins for showing up. No points, no leaderboard.
Set your own
Set your own, like checking in five days a week.
Private by design, from the first tap.
PIN or Face ID
Lock myMeno with a PIN or Face ID.
No account, stored on your iPhone
No account needed for the app. Your entries are stored on your iPhone.
Take it all, or delete it all
Take everything with you, or delete it all, at any time.
Switch at any time
The app speaks both, and you can switch at any time.
How it works
myMeno is a simple, private diary for perimenopause and menopause. This is what it does for you.
Tap, choose how strong it was, done. Or time it while it happens. Every hot flash is saved with the time, day and night.
Each evening, rate your symptoms, how much they affected your day, and your mood. Add a note if you want to.
Simple charts show when your symptoms come and how they change. Treatment changes appear on every chart.
Add your appointment and myMeno puts what you logged on one page: which symptoms, how often, what changed. Easy to read in a minute.
Some changes should be checked soon, for example bleeding after menopause. myMeno points them out clearly, based on NHS guidance.
Learn explains symptoms, treatment options and doctor visits in a few minutes. Every article names its source.
Badges for showing up and rest days that keep your streak safe. No points, no leaderboard, no guilt.
Menopause changes are common, and they often start earlier than people expect. A few facts, each with its source.
80%
Up to 80% of women have hot flashes during the menopause transition.
Source: The Menopause Society
51
51 is the average age of menopause in the UK.
Source: NHS
Years
Symptoms can start months or years before periods stop.
Source: NHS
Yes. Your entries stay on your phone. There is no account, no ads and no tracking, and we never sell or share your data. You can export or delete everything at any time.
No. You open the app and start. We only ask for your email here, so we can send you your beta access.
No. myMeno helps you keep track and prepare for your appointment. It does not diagnose or treat. For medical advice, talk to your doctor.
Everyone who joins the beta keeps every feature, including Premium, free for as long as they use myMeno. No card, no trial that runs out.
We're inviting the first testers in early 2027. Join the list and we'll email you when your access is ready.
iPhone first. Android is planned, and we will tell you when it is ready.
Yes. myMeno is available in English and German.
Privacy
Your health is your business. myMeno is built so your data stays with you.
Your entries are stored on your iPhone, not on our servers.
No sign-up, no password, no profile to fill in.
No ad trackers in the app. Nothing about your health goes to Meta or Google.
We never sell or share your data.
Reminders never mention menopause or a medication on your lock screen.
Lock myMeno with Face ID or a PIN if you like.
Be one of the first to try myMeno and help shape it. Every beta tester keeps every feature free, for as long as they use it.
Learn
Written by the myMeno editorial team, based on guidance from the NHS, NICE and The Menopause Society.
Symptoms
Irregular periods, hot flashes, poor sleep, low mood: the changes that often come first, and when to talk to a doctor.
myMeno editorial team · Source: NHS5 min read
Hot flashes
Why they start, how long they can last, and what to track so you can describe them clearly.
myMeno editorial team · Source: The Menopause Society4 min read
Doctor visits
A short checklist: what to note before you go, what to ask, and how to bring your summary.
myMeno editorial team · Based on NICE guideline NG233 min read