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PROTOTYPE · CONCEPT 1

The Pre-Clinical Diagnostic Bridge

Turn everyday tracking into clearer doctor conversations. Uses fictional sample data; observations are not diagnoses.

Sample scenario:Synthetic data · not saved

Fictional user “Maya”, 31. Regular cycle lengths, but the interval between a positive LH strip and the next period appears to shorten, with spotting beforehand.

Daily check-in

Adds to the latest cycle of the sample.

Pelvic pain
Energy
Mood

Explainable pattern engine

Transparent rules over your entries — every observation shows its evidence. No diagnoses.

  • Luteal interval shift

    Worth discussing

    Estimated days from positive LH to next period moved from 13 to 8 across 4 cycles.

    Why am I seeing this?

    Calculated as cycle length minus the day after the first positive LH strip. Fewer than ~10 days is often a topic clinicians ask about.

    • Cycle 1 · Jun: 13 days
    • Cycle 2 · Jul: 11 days
    • Cycle 3 · Aug: 9 days
    • Cycle 4 · Sep: 8 days

    A descriptive pattern in recorded entries — not a diagnosis. Only a clinician can interpret it.

  • Recurring premenstrual discomfort

    Worth discussing

    Moderate or stronger pelvic pain logged on 2+ of the final 5 days in 3 of 4 cycles.

    Why am I seeing this?

    Counts pain entries rated “Moderate” or “Strong” in the five days before the next cycle started.

    • Cycle 2 · Jul: 5 days
    • Cycle 3 · Aug: 5 days
    • Cycle 4 · Sep: 5 days

    A descriptive pattern in recorded entries — not a diagnosis. Only a clinician can interpret it.

  • Pre-period spotting

    Noted

    Spotting recorded before bleeding in 3 cycles.

    Why am I seeing this?

    Counts days marked “spotting” before the next cycle start.

    • Cycle 2 · Jul: 2 days
    • Cycle 3 · Aug: 3 days
    • Cycle 4 · Sep: 3 days

    A descriptive pattern in recorded entries — not a diagnosis. Only a clinician can interpret it.

Clinical consultation brief

One click turns a scenario into an organized summary to bring to a doctor visit.