Coming soon • Private women’s health, thoughtfully kept

Your body. Your mind. Your story.

Varelune is a private place to keep the full picture of your health together — mental and emotional wellbeing, cycles, symptoms, medications, digestive health, and the shifts that come with every phase of life.

For women who want a health record that feels personal, lasting, and entirely their own.

Private by default Stored on your device Works offline One-time payment

A more personal standard

A health record designed for the full reality of women’s health.

  • Private by default — kept on your device, encrypted, and never automatically shared.
  • One record, kept together — mood, cycles, symptoms, medications, digestive health, and life stages in one place.
  • Made to keep — built around a one-time payment model, so your record is not tied to a subscription.
Private, by default

Your health record stays on your device, encrypted and under your control, without automatic sharing or a company profile built around your history.

Built around your own patterns

Varelune keeps your mood, cycle, symptoms, digestive baseline, and daily context connected, so patterns are easier to notice on your own terms.

One record, beautifully kept

Mental and emotional wellbeing, cycles, fertility, pregnancy, postpartum, menopause, medications, pelvic-floor health, digestive health, and long-term care — kept together in one lasting record.

Ownership, not recurring access

Your health history should not depend on a monthly fee. Varelune is being built around a one-time payment model so access stays simple, predictable, and yours.

What it tracks

The complete picture, kept together.

A fuller health record starts by keeping the things that are usually separated in one place — across the systems, symptoms, stages, and inner experiences that shape daily life and care.

Mental and emotional wellbeing

Track mood, stress, anxiety, sleep, energy, and reflections in a way that stays connected to the rest of your health instead of being treated as separate.

Cycles and hormones

Track menstrual patterns, hormone changes, symptoms, and the timing that helps those records make sense.

Fertility, pregnancy, and postpartum

Keep milestones, body changes, symptoms, recovery concerns, and questions connected over time.

Medications and symptoms

Notice what changed after starting, stopping, or adjusting a medication, supplement, or treatment.

Digestive and bowel health

Track bowel movements, digestive symptoms, urgency, pain, and related changes in a way that is private, respectful, and useful.

Pelvic-floor, menopause, and long-term health

Keep leakage, pressure, recovery patterns, chronic conditions, menopause shifts, and preventive care in the same record instead of scattering them across apps and notes.

Appointments and summaries

Review patterns, organize questions, and prepare a clearer picture before you decide what to share with a clinician.

Mental & Emotional Wellbeing

Your mind is part of your health.

Some of the most important patterns in women’s health are the easiest to lose when mood, stress, sleep, and emotional wellbeing are treated as a separate story.

Varelune is being built to help women keep those experiences connected to cycles, hormones, pain, relationships, fertility, postpartum recovery, menopause, and the ordinary pressures of daily life — privately, respectfully, and without reducing those experiences to a label.

Gentle daily check-ins

Make space for mood, stress, anxiety, sleep, energy, and how life actually feels, without turning reflection into another chore.

Patterns with context

See how emotional wellbeing moves alongside cycle timing, pain, medication changes, fertility treatment, pregnancy, postpartum recovery, and menopause.

Private reflection, on your terms

Keep personal notes, questions, and reflections in one place so it is easier to understand what is changing and prepare for meaningful care conversations if you choose.

Varelune helps you notice patterns, reflect with more clarity, and prepare for support. It does not reduce you to a diagnosis or replace professional care.

Digestive & Bowel Health

Digestive health is part of women’s health.

The same is true of digestive health. Bowel changes are a normal part of life and care, not something to minimize, hide, or track without context.

Varelune is being built to help women log digestive symptoms privately, notice patterns over time, and keep those patterns connected to menstrual phases, pregnancy, postpartum recovery, menopause, medications, supplements, pelvic-floor symptoms, hydration, and other shifts that shape what feels usual or different.

Log in seconds

Record a bowel movement quickly with stool type, urgency, straining, pain, and whether you felt fully emptied.

See your patterns

Notice changes from your personal baseline and explore associations with cycle timing, pregnancy, medications, symptoms, and other recorded context.

Prepare for care

Create a clear summary you can review before sharing with a clinician, so private health concerns are easier to explain and less dependent on memory.

Varelune helps you notice patterns and prepare for care. It does not diagnose digestive conditions or replace medical advice.

Across every phase of life

Not one chapter. The whole story.

When those records stay together, a clearer story begins to emerge — not one symptom, one age, or one chapter, but the longer arc of women’s health across change, care, and everyday life.

Menstrual health

Track cycles, symptoms, and patterns that actually mean something for you.

Mental and emotional wellbeing

Keep mood, stress, sleep, and emotional patterns connected to the rest of your health instead of treating them like a separate story.

Fertility and pregnancy

Keep decisions, milestones, body changes, and digestive shifts in context instead of losing them between apps.

Postpartum recovery

Follow the history that matters after delivery, including recovery concerns, bowel changes, pelvic-floor symptoms, and questions that are easy to forget later.

Perimenopause and menopause

Track symptoms, therapies, digestive changes, sleep disruption, and shifting goals over months and years, not just visits.

Digestive and pelvic-floor health

Bowel changes, leakage, pelvic pressure, medications, and recovery patterns kept in context instead of brushed aside.

Medication and long-term care

Notice patterns across supplements, prescriptions, chronic conditions, and preventive care without scattering your history.

Privacy & ownership

Your health record should stay yours.

A record this personal only works if it still belongs to you. Most women’s health history ends up scattered across apps that do not connect, notes that disappear, and details that are hard to reconstruct later.

Varelune is being built to keep that history in one place — privately, on your device — so you can notice what changed, stay oriented, and prepare for care with more clarity. Sensitive records, including mental-health, digestive, and bowel-health data, stay encrypted on your device and are excluded from AI by default unless you explicitly choose to use them for a specific task.

Varelune is also being built around ownership: a one-time payment model instead of a subscription, so access to your personal record does not depend on recurring fees.

Talk to the team

You stay in control

  • Choose what gets tracked — nothing is automatic unless you say so
  • Keep your history for as long as you want it
  • Review a summary before sharing it
  • Mental-health and digestive records are excluded from AI by default
  • No mental-health or bowel-health data is included in analytics or telemetry
  • Delete everything permanently when you are done

Varelune gives you context and privacy — not instructions. If you choose to create a summary for care, you decide what is included before anything is shared.

Join the launch

Help shape a more complete health record.

If that is the kind of record you have wanted, we would love to build it with women who care deeply about privacy, clarity, and a fuller view of health over time.

Request beta access to hear when early access opens, what we’re building, and how to take part — especially if you care about private tracking across mental and emotional wellbeing, cycles, pregnancy, postpartum, menopause, pelvic-floor health, medication changes, and digestive health.

Get early access

Be among the first to hear when beta spots open and when Varelune becomes available.

Shape the product

Tell us what matters most in a private women’s health record, what feels missing today, and what would make Varelune more useful in real life.

Follow the launch

Get thoughtful updates as the product takes shape — without subscription pressure, marketing noise, or losing sight of privacy.

Request beta access

Get early access to a more private, complete way to track your health.

Share a few details so we can understand what matters most to you, keep you posted on launch timing, and invite the right early users into beta as Varelune grows.

Ask a question

We’ll use your response to shape beta access, understand what matters most, and send occasional updates as Varelune gets closer to launch.

Clear boundaries

A respectful tool, with clear limits.

Varelune is designed to help you track patterns, organize questions, and prepare for care. It does not diagnose mental-health or physical-health conditions, identify causes with certainty, or replace medical care. When something feels seriously wrong, the right next step may be timely clinical evaluation.

Coming soon

The complete picture of women’s health — private, encrypted, and yours.

Varelune is getting ready to launch. Request beta access and we’ll keep you updated as we build a more complete, private way to track women’s health — including mental and emotional wellbeing, digestive and bowel health, and the life stages that shape both — with a one-time payment model instead of a subscription.

Built for ownership, not recurring dependence.