“For the first time I walked into an appointment with the words for what I'd been living with. My GP paused, read the page, and said, okay. Let's look at this properly.”
Anonymous · EndoHer user, 14 months to diagnosis
The AI health advocate for endometriosis
How you feelIS valid
Keep a timeline of your symptoms so every appointment starts with the full picture.
Your words stay yours
Today's check-inStep 1 of 3
Pain during the day
Your overall pain experience across today, not just this moment.
No painWorst imaginable
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Pain site
PelvisLower backAbdomenLegs
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Why EndoHer exists
Endometriosis is hard to name, and easy to dismiss.
Data point
9 yrs 4 mo
Average time to diagnose endometriosis in the UK.
Data point
11 years
Average wait for women from ethnically diverse communities.
Data point
83%
Of women were told by a practitioner they were making a fuss about nothing.
Almost half visited their GP ten or more times before anyone joined the dots. EndoHer helps you be harder to dismiss.
How EndoHer listens
The meaningful interval between things.
Three small acts, repeated. That's the whole app.
Step 1
Describe your symptoms, we translate it clinically
Say how you feel. We map it to vocabulary a doctor recognises.
Step 2
Be reminded to get clinician support
Once your symptom severity & frequency crosses the clinical threshold, we send you a reminder to book the GP.
Step 3
The full picture, at every visit
Over weeks the pattern builds into a summary of trends. The clinician interprets and acts on it right away.
A quiet promise
A record, never a diagnosis.
EndoHer maps your words to clinical terms a doctor recognises, never replacing them, never drawing conclusions. The clinician interprets. EndoHer helps you be heard.
- EndoHer never draws conclusions.
- EndoHer never replaces your clinician.
- Your words are yours, export or delete, always.
- Log in the language your body speaks.
Start your record today.
A sentence is enough. Come back tomorrow and the day after. In a few weeks, the pattern will speak for you.
Brand guideline
The EndoHer mark.
A soft lavender badge with a serif E cradling a quiet silhouette. It stands for being seen, heard, and taken seriously. Always paired with the EndoHer wordmark set in Fraunces.
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Built on trusted clinical guidance
Aligned with NICE guidelines.
EndoHer's symptom vocabulary, severity thresholds and clinician-facing summaries are shaped by NICE guideline NG73 on endometriosis diagnosis and management, so the record you bring to appointments speaks the same language your GP already trusts.
NICE logo shown for reference only. EndoHer is not affiliated with or endorsed by NICE.