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Symptom Intelligence

Track Symptoms.
Find Patterns.
Take Action.

Log what you feel. SHELY connects the dots across your cycle, nutrition, sleep, and lifestyle to surface patterns that matter.

A tracker to spot patterns — screening, not a diagnosis, and not medical advice. SHELY Care is in early access.

Tracking symptoms to spot patterns over time
Notice the patterns

Your body keeps a record — so should you

Logging how you feel, day by day, turns scattered symptoms into patterns you can actually see. A tracker to understand your body — screening, not a diagnosis, and not medical advice.

Symptom Encyclopedia

20 symptoms women track most

From cramps to brain fog, SHELY tracks the symptoms that matter to women's health. Search or browse the full library.

Cramps Pain
Bloating Digestive
Headache Pain
Fatigue Energy
Mood Changes Mental
Breast Tenderness Physical
Acne Skin
Back Pain Pain
Nausea Digestive
Hot Flashes Hormonal
Night Sweats Hormonal
Insomnia Sleep
Anxiety Mental
Brain Fog Mental
Joint Pain Pain
Hair Loss Physical
Weight Changes Physical
Spotting Cycle
Heavy Bleeding Cycle
Pelvic Pain Pain
How It Works

Three steps to symptom clarity

Tracking symptoms with SHELY is fast, private, and gets smarter over time.

01

Log Daily

Tap to log any symptoms you experience. Rate severity and add notes. Takes under 30 seconds.

02

Guardian AI Finds Patterns

Over weeks and months, Guardian AI cross-references your symptoms with your cycle phase, nutrition, sleep, and activity data.

03

Share Reports with Your Doctor

Generate a clean, comprehensive symptom report to share with your healthcare provider. Better data means better care.

Symptom-Cycle Correlation

Your symptoms are not random

Most symptoms follow predictable cycle patterns. SHELY maps your personal symptom-cycle correlations so you can prepare, not just react.

These are general, illustrative examples of patterns many people notice — not statistics from SHELY users, and not medical advice. Your own body may be different. Tracking helps you spot what's true for you.

Symptom Cycle Phase Pattern people often notice
Fatigue Luteal (Day 22-28) Iron intake drops 40% during late luteal phase
Headache Menstrual (Day 1-3) Oestrogen withdrawal triggers menstrual migraines
Bloating Ovulation (Day 12-16) Progesterone rise slows digestion around ovulation
Insomnia Late Luteal (Day 25-28) Body temperature elevation disrupts sleep onset

These are example correlations. Your personal correlations are generated from your unique data, visible only to you.

Start tracking your symptoms today

The sooner you start logging, the sooner SHELY can find the patterns that help you and your doctor make better decisions.