Primrose & Eve: Menopause

You have felt it for months, maybe years. The heat, the broken sleep, the fog, the moods that arrive out of nowhere. Then you get fifteen minutes with a doctor and cannot explain any of it. Primrose & Eve exists so you walk in with the evidence, and so you understand your own body along the way. And it is free of cost while your health data never leaves your device. UNDERSTAND YOUR DAY Open the app to Today's Context: a short, honest read on what your body may be doing today, grounded in your own history. Your sleep last night, where you are in your cycle, the patterns your own record has revealed. It is never a score and never a confident prediction. It is context, so a hard day feels less like a mystery and more like something you can name. WALK IN WITH A DOCTOR-READY REPORT When a visit approaches, generate the Doctor's Report: one clean document with your symptoms, the patterns behind them, your medications, and your labs, organized to be read in a short appointment. This is how you get treated instead of dismissed. SEE THE PATTERNS Primrose & Eve studies your logs on your device and surfaces what tends to move together: triggers, sleep, cycle phase, and how medications and HRT line up with how you feel. All the analysis happens on your phone. EVERYTHING IN ONE PLACE Track medications and HRT, lab results, your hormone panel charted over time, your cycle, and provider visits. Log any symptom the moment it happens from the home screen, your widget, or your Apple Watch. There is no daily homework. YOUR DATA STAYS YOURS There is no central database of your health. Your record lives on your device and in your private iCloud. We never sell your data. This is a promise built into how the app is made, not just a policy. Terms of Use https://quarteraisolutions.com/apps/primrose-eve/terms Privacy Policy https://quarteraisolutions.com/apps/primrose-eve/privacy Primrose & Eve helps you organize symptoms and prepare for medical appointments. It is not a medical device, and nothing in the app is medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always consult a qualified healthcare provider about your health.