Amaya: PCOS Symptom Tracker

Digital Brain Ltd

In-app purchases

About this app

Amaya is the PCOS tracker that shows you the truth of your own cycle. No fake predictions, no supplement upsell, no paywall on the basics.

BUILT FOR CYCLES THAT DON'T KEEP TIME

Most period apps assume a 28-day clock and guess your next period and ovulation. With polycystic ovary syndrome that guess is wrong far more often than it's right. Amaya never forecasts. It shows your real pattern across irregular, long, or missing cycles, so what you see is what actually happened.

WHAT YOU TRACK

- Your cycle, the way it really runs: long, irregular, or MIA
- The symptoms that matter: periods, skin, hair, mood, energy, bloating
- A whole day logged in under a minute
- A four-part dashboard (cycle, skin, metabolic and mood) on one screen

BUILT ON THE GUIDELINE, NOT THE TREND

Amaya follows the 2023 International PCOS Guideline. It tracks what a clinician actually looks at, and it never invents a "PCOS score" or tells you what your body means. Your data, shown straight.

GO DEEPER WITH PLUS

- Find the patterns hiding in your own data
- Log the labs your clinician asks for: androgens, insulin, AMH and more
- Track insulin resistance and hormone results over time
- A visit-ready report to bring to your appointment

Plus is a one-time purchase. There is no subscription.

YOURS, AND PRIVATE

- On-device. No account, no sign-up. Your health data never leaves your phone, and we never sell it.
- Free to use, with the full dashboard unlocked.

Amaya is a tracking and education tool, not a medical device. It does not diagnose or treat PCOS, and nothing in it is medical advice. Always talk to your doctor about your health.

What’s new

Setting up Amaya now walks you through what you're tracking, and ends by logging your last period — so the app has something real in it from the first minute.

A fix worth knowing about: a daily check-in could remove a symptom you'd added yourself from the ＋ button. It no longer can.

Also: log weight, waist, BP, glucose or BBT · pick the date on a symptom · read back and delete your notes · remove a questionnaire result · mark a medication stopped without losing its history.