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Track what's really happening.

Menolyn is a private symptom journal for perimenopause and menopause. Log a hot flash in two taps, see when your symptoms actually cluster, and walk into your next appointment with real information instead of a vague memory.

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Everything you log stays on your phone. No account, no cloud, no ads, no health data sharing. Your symptoms, notes and health data live on your device and nowhere else.
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Log by episode, not by day Hot flashes happen all day. Menolyn records each one with its time, intensity and possible triggers — most trackers only let you tick a box once a day.
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A report your doctor can read One clean page summarising the last three months: symptom frequency, time-of-day patterns, sleep and the medications you track.
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Your symptoms, not a fixed list Add anything the built-in list is missing, write free notes, and hide what doesn't apply to you. Nothing is locked.
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Neutral about HRT Track hormone therapy, supplements or nothing at all. Menolyn records what you choose and never promotes a treatment.
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Sleep, if you want it Optionally connect Apple Health or Health Connect so your sleep fills itself in — one less thing to log by hand.
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Your data is yours Export everything to CSV whenever you like. No lock-in, no hostage-taking of your own history.

Who it's for

Menolyn is built for women navigating the years around menopause — whether your periods are still regular, have become unpredictable, stopped a while ago, or ended after surgery. The setup asks where you are and adapts; no path assumes a cycle you don't have.

Menolyn Plus

Logging is free, always — symptoms, check-ins, the calendar, custom symptoms and CSV export. Menolyn Plus is an optional subscription that unlocks pattern insights, the doctor-report PDF and medication reminders. It's a way to support the app, not a wall around your own data.

Not a medical device

Menolyn is a tracking journal and wellness aid. It doesn't diagnose, treat or prevent anything. What you notice here is a good starting point for a conversation with a qualified healthcare professional — never a replacement for one.