Liora
Built for different paths

Surgical menopause app that keeps your path visible

Surgical menopause, induced menopause, no periods, or not sure yet: Liora offers these at equal weight from the first screen, and your stage can change as your understanding changes.

Practical value

Why this capability matters

The real-world reasoning behind how this works.

Many apps are built around a cycle

Period and cycle apps are often organised around bleeding dates. If you had surgery, are in induced menopause, or do not have periods, those prompts may not fit your life.

Your stage is yours to describe

Liora asks you to choose a stage, including surgical, induced or not sure yet. It is your description of you, and you can change it whenever your understanding changes.

Treatment dates belong beside your records

If you start or stop a treatment or supplement, Journal keeps those dates beside your check-ins, so the before and after is easy to describe in your own words.

Under the hood

How Liora implements it

What Liora does at each step, and what stays in your hands.

Step 1

Equal choices from the first screen

Onboarding offers perimenopause, menopause, surgical menopause, induced menopause and not sure yet at equal weight, with none preselected.

Step 2

Bleeding is recorded only when it applies

Period, spotting and heavy bleeding are among the symptoms you can choose in a check-in when they apply to you. Clear days can be recorded too.

Step 3

Treatments with descriptive comparisons

Declare treatments and supplements with start and stop dates. Liora shows descriptive before-and-after comparisons on the dates you experienced them. They describe your records, not treatment effects.

Competitive landscape

How Liora compares to other apps

CapabilityLiora approachTypical approach
Surgical menopause inclusivitySurgical, induced, no periods and not sure yet, offered at equal weight in onboardingFlo and Clue continually expect cycle dates or mark periods as overdue; Balance leans on cycle history
Symptom focusMore than 40 midlife symptoms to choose from, across heat, sleep, mood, mind, body, skin and bladderFocuses heavily on menstrual bleeding flow, cramps, and ovulation signs
Treatment trackingTreatments and supplements with start and stop dates and descriptive before-and-after comparisonsSimple pill notification alarms with no objective baseline comparison
User experience

Simple daily workflow

Step 1

Choose your path

Pick surgical menopause, induced menopause, perimenopause, menopause or not sure yet. You can change it later in Profile.

Step 2

Choose your priority symptoms

Keep up to five symptoms close on Check-in and in Field Notes, such as hot flashes, night sweats or waking during the night.

Step 3

Add treatments (optional)

Add a treatment or supplement, such as an estradiol patch, with its start date, and a stop date if it ends.

Step 4

Bring one clear page

Prepare an appointment brief around your own question, with up to three records, and review every section before exporting.

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Common questions

Surgical menopause app FAQ

Specific answers regarding technical support, wearable compatibility, and clinical sharing.

Will Liora ever ask me for the date of my last period?

Liora is built for different paths, including surgical menopause, induced menopause and no periods. You choose your stage, and you record bleeding only if it applies to you.

How does Liora stage my menopause without a menstrual cycle?

In the app, you describe your stage yourself, and "not sure yet" is a real answer. The free Stage check on this website uses STRAW+10-informed questions with a separate track for people who do not bleed. Neither gives a diagnosis.

Can Liora help me track whether my HRT is working?

Liora does not judge whether a treatment works. It keeps your treatment dates beside your records and shows descriptive before-and-after comparisons you can bring to your clinician. Observations are associations, not treatment effects.

See what your records show

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