Perimenopause & menopause companion
Your body is telling you something. Cyclora helps you hear it.
Log a hot flash, a 3am wake-up, or a foggy morning in one tap. Cyclora quietly connects your symptoms, sleep, and daily life — so patterns become visible, without blame or overwhelm.
[Illustration: Hero vector — app screens showing a one-tap 'right now' log and a gentle weekly pattern view]
Where are you in the transition?
Every stage asks different questions. Start with yours.
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Perimenopause
Everything about perimenopause in plain language
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Menopause
Menopause explained without the jargon
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Postmenopause
Postmenopause is the longest phase and the least explained. What settles, what persists, and the two quiet priorities
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Medical menopause
When surgery, chemotherapy, or medication brings menopause on at once
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Wondering if this is perimenopause?
Take the gentle 8-question self-check — no signup needed — and see how your pattern reads.
[Illustration: Wide vector illustration — three small scenes: a one-tap log during a busy day, a calm evening check-in, a weekly pattern emerging]
One tap, in the moment
A hot flash shouldn't require a form. Log it the second it happens — from your phone or home-screen widget — and get back to your day.
Patterns, not judgments
Cyclora watches for connections you suspect — the afternoon coffee, the stressful week — and shows you what actually lines up. Softly.
Private by design
Your symptoms are yours. No symptom details in notifications, no selling your data, nothing shared without you choosing it.
See what lines up
It feels random. It usually isn't.
A hot flash after a hard meeting, a 3am wake-up after a late coffee. On their own they're easy to dismiss — logged in one tap and lined up over a few weeks, they start to make sense.
Get the app4 weeks
of one-tap logs — usually enough for the first patterns to show.
Wondering if it's perimenopause?
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Menopause Acne: Why Breakouts Are Back and What Helps Now
Breakouts and wrinkles at once feels like an administrative error — it's hormonal arithmetic. Why acne returns at menopause and how treatment differs at 50.
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UTIs After Menopause: Why They Keep Coming Back, What Works
Recurrent UTIs are a classic postmenopause pattern with a clear cause — estrogen loss changed the terrain. The prevention that works, honestly ranked.
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Menopause Bloating: Why Your Body Retains and Distends
Bloating that arrives with perimenopause has hormonal roots — fluid retention, slower digestion, and a changing gut. What helps, and when to get it checked.
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Menopause Brain Fog: Why You Can't Find Words (and Why It's Not Dementia)
Losing words mid-sentence, forgetting why you walked into a room — brain fog is a real, common perimenopause symptom. Here's what causes it and what helps.
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