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Yes. Liora never assumes you have periods. Surgical menopause, induced menopause, and no-period paths are first-class options in onboarding. You can change your stage anytime, and “I’m not sure” is also fully supported.

Not yet. Liora is iPhone-first because it is built around Apple Health. Joining the Liora list is the best way to hear about future platform availability.

No. Liora reads whatever is already in Apple Health. An iPhone can provide steps, active energy, and any sleep data recorded by your phone or connected apps. An Apple Watch simply adds richer sleep and HRV data.

Only daily summaries of five things, and only if you grant permission: sleep duration, heart-rate variability (HRV), steps, active energy, and weight. Access is read-only, can be revoked anytime, and Liora keeps working without it.

Liora’s code computes the statistics each Sunday, including which symptoms clustered with short sleep, low activity, and other factors that week. AI then phrases only those verified findings in plain language. If you logged fewer than 3 days, Liora reports that there is not enough data instead of inventing a pattern.

No. Liora describes patterns in your own data and never diagnoses conditions, recommends treatments, or gives medical advice. It is not a medical device. Every AI-written insight passes a server-side compliance filter before you see it.

With one tap in the app or member portal, export a one-page Clinical Consultation Brief as a PDF. It summarizes your 28-day symptom frequency, observed Apple Health biometric shifts, and objective discussion prompts designed for a short medical appointment.

$8.99/month or $59.99/year (about $5/month). Both plans include a 7-day free trial and the full feature set. There are no hidden tiers or premium add-ons.

You'll see the exact renewal price and date before your trial begins, and we remind you again 24 hours before the first charge. Payment is charged to your Apple ID at the end of the free trial.

Cancel anytime in iOS Settings › Apple ID › Subscriptions › Liora. Cancel at least 24 hours before your renewal date to avoid the next charge. Deleting the app does not cancel your subscription.

Your logs and insights stay safely stored after your subscription ends. They remain available until you choose to delete your account and data from Settings.

Yes. If your employer or health plan offers Liora as a benefit, you can access it through Enterprise SSO without entering personal payment details.

Your data belongs to you. Symptom logs and Apple Health summaries are stored in an encrypted database with access restricted to your account. Liora never sells your data, shares it with advertisers, or includes third-party advertising trackers.

No. Enterprise SSO signs you in through your organization, but your symptom logs, Apple Health metrics, and insights remain encrypted and private to your personal account. Employers, health plan sponsors, and IT administrators cannot access your health data.

Both controls are self-service in the app. Settings › Export my data provides a complete JSON file through the iOS share sheet. Settings › Delete my account permanently removes your account and data. Deletion is irreversible, so export first if you want a copy.