Pain
Lower abdomen, breast, when urinating
For pelvic pain, lower abdominal pain or lower belly pain, MyGyno asks about the location, timing and warning signs so you can make sense of gynecological pain.
Women's health, built by a gynecologistA safe space
A safe space
for your body.
At every stage of life, your body deserves attention, care, and understanding. MyGyno helps you calmly understand your symptoms and decide what to do next. Questions and guidance are created by a gynecologist — gentle, clear, and at your own pace.
Created by Anna Sadliy
— What you get —
Small, gentle, actually helpful
Four features designed for every stage of life — from your first period to long after menopause.
Tell us what's bothering you
Step-by-step questions help you describe your symptoms calmly, clearly, and without stress.
Understand what to do next
Receive clear explanations and supportive guidance to help you feel more confident and calm.
Clear and structured summary
Your answers are turned into a well-structured summary — for yourself and, if needed, for your doctor.
Private and secure
Your data stays confidential. MyGyno is designed with respect for your privacy.
— Where's the problem? —
Topics MyGyno helps with
From pelvic pain and unusual vaginal discharge to heavy or irregular periods, pregnancy concerns, menopause symptoms and preventive check-ups — pick the area on your mind.
Pregnancy
Bleeding, pain, contractions, baby movements
For pregnancy symptoms and pregnancy concerns: bleeding, cramping, contractions, reduced baby movements and other warning signs during pregnancy.
Discharge
Changes, itching, odor
Unusual vaginal discharge, changes in vaginal discharge, vaginal odor or vaginal itching — colour, amount and accompanying symptoms, step by step.
Menstruation – Bleeding
Delay, pain, heavy bleeding, clots
Abnormal bleeding, heavy periods, irregular periods, bleeding between periods, a late or missed period and painful periods.
Contraception
Missed pill, emergency, side effects, IUD
A missed pill, questions about the morning after pill and emergency contraception, birth control side effects or problems with an IUD — with clear guidance on what to do now.
Breast
Breastfeeding, pain, lumps, skin changes, discharge
A breast lump, breast pain, redness, skin changes or nipple discharge — including symptoms that appear while breastfeeding.
Menopause
Hot flashes, dryness, bleeding
Menopause symptoms such as hot flashes, night sweats, sleep problems and vaginal dryness, plus perimenopause symptoms and bleeding after menopause.
After cancer treatment
Fever, lumps, lymphedema, follow-up
Symptoms after cancer treatment: fever during chemotherapy, new lumps, arm lymphedema and questions about follow-up care and check-ups.
After surgery
Wound, fever, bleeding, pain, thrombosis
After gynecological surgery or a C-section: wound healing, a weeping wound, fever after surgery, renewed bleeding, pain and signs of thrombosis.
Urinary tract
Burning, blood in urine, flank pain
Burning when urinating, a frequent urge to urinate, blood in urine or flank pain — the usual questions with a bladder infection or urinary tract infection.
Prevention
Check-up, Pap smear, counseling
Questions about the gynecological check-up: Pap smear, HPV test, breast exam and how often cervical cancer screening makes sense.
Endometriosis screening
Severe period pain, pain during sex, pelvic discomfort
Endometriosis symptoms such as severe painful periods, pain during sex and ongoing pelvic pain with endometriosis — structured for the conversation with your doctor.
PMOS/PCOS screening
Irregular cycles, acne, excess hair, weight changes
PCOS symptoms: irregular periods and PCOS, acne, excess hair growth, weight changes and fertility questions with polycystic ovary syndrome.
Pregnancy journey
Early pregnancy, miscarriage, baby development, birth, postpartum
Week-by-week company: early pregnancy, signs of miscarriage, baby development, preparing for birth and the postpartum weeks.
Breastfeeding
Latching, positions, mastitis, pumping, weaning
Breastfeeding problems such as painful latching, sore nipples, a blocked milk duct, mastitis or low milk supply, plus pumping and weaning.
Mental health
Baby blues, postpartum depression, anxiety, stress
Baby blues, signs of postpartum depression, anxiety, restlessness and stress — with guidance on when professional help matters.
Urinary incontinence check
Stress, urge, mixed, pelvic floor, treatment
Leaking urine: stress incontinence when coughing or exercising, urge incontinence, mixed incontinence, a weak pelvic floor and treatment options.
Contraception advisor
Personalized recommendation, hormonal, non-hormonal, thrombosis risk
Which birth control is right for me? Compare hormonal and non-hormonal contraception — pill, IUD, implant — including thrombosis risk.
Lifestyle & nutrition
Healthy eating, recipes, exercise, vitamins
Nutrition and movement for women's health: recipes, everyday exercise, iron, folic acid and vitamins during pregnancy and menopause.
Health calendar
Medication reminders, appointments, pregnancy reminders, preventive care
Cycle and appointments in one place: reminders for the pill and other medication, gynecologist appointments, screening and pregnancy check-ups.
— Languages —
MyGyno speaks
13 languages
The app is fully available in 13 languages — so you can talk about your body in the language you feel most at home in.
- DeutschGerman
- EnglishEnglish
- FrançaisFrench
- EspañolSpanish
- ItalianoItalian
- БългарскиBulgarian
- PolskiPolish
- УкраїнськаUkrainian
- РусскийRussian
- TürkçeTurkish
- العربيةArabic
- 简体中文Simplified Chinese
- हिन्दीHindi
You choose your language yourself — right in the app, and you can change it at any time.
— About MyGyno —
Built on real
medical experience
MyGyno was created by Anna Sadliy, specialist in gynecology and obstetrics — with a focus on clarity, trust, and genuine everyday support.
Not every question is easy to ask out loud. Not every symptom is easy to interpret. MyGyno is here to help — calm, discreet, and dependable.
20+
Years of clinical experience
100%
GDPR-compliant privacy
An app that listens
MyGyno was born from a feeling many women know: the quiet uncertainty of whether a symptom is harmless – or actually a reason to see a doctor. This app wants to be by your side in exactly that moment. Calm, easy to understand and without any rush.
By a gynaecologist – for women
Behind MyGyno stands Anna Sadliy, specialist in gynaecology and obstetrics. Working in different countries, she has seen how differently women approach their questions – and how valuable a first, gentle piece of guidance can be. MyGyno grew out of that wish.
What matters to us
We believe in calm words, clear recommendations and real trust. MyGyno should feel like a short, friendly conversation – discreet, with a protected personal account and without your health data ever being used for advertising. A first step that does not replace the path to your own doctor, but makes it easier.
Made with care
Every question, every piece of advice and every safety message in this app is worded with care. So that you feel understood – and gently accompanied until you see your own doctor.
— How it works —
Three simple steps
- 1
Download MyGyno
Quick sign-up with your email and name. Your data stays private, and you can delete your account anytime.
- 2
Tell us what's bothering you
Answer a few easy questions about your symptoms.
- 3
Understand what to do next
Receive gentle guidance and better understand what your body may be telling you.
— Privacy first —
Your data
belongs to you.
Encrypted storage and one clear line: your medical and health-related data is not used for advertising or ad targeting. You alone decide when, how, and with whom you share anything.
- End-to-end encrypted reports
- GDPR-compliant · hosted in the EU
- Health data never used for ads or ad audiences
- Change your privacy choices at any time
- Delete your data any time
Technical data may be processed by analytics and advertising service providers (Google Firebase Analytics, Google AdMob) — according to the privacy choices you make in the Google privacy request (User Messaging Platform, UMP) when you first open the app, and which you can change at any time. Details are in our Privacy Policy.
— Frequent questions —
Small answers,
real clarity
Every woman — young or experienced — who wants to better understand her symptoms and calmly decide what to do next.
Your symptom answers and reports are only shared when you actively send them to your doctor. This medical data is never used for advertising. For app analytics and advertising, technical data may be processed by Google (Firebase Analytics, AdMob) according to your privacy choices. Details are in our Privacy Policy.
No. MyGyno doesn't diagnose or book appointments. It helps you understand your symptoms and gently signals when seeing a doctor makes sense.
You can use MyGyno for free — the free version is supported by advertising. With the paid subscription you use MyGyno without ads. No hidden fees.
Yes, the free version shows ads delivered through Google AdMob; the paid subscription is ad-free. Important: medical, health-related and health-tracking data is not used for advertising, ad personalization, ad targeting, advertising audiences or advertising signals.
MyGyno uses Google Firebase Analytics to improve the app. Collection follows your consent: you can refuse it and change your choice later in the app's privacy settings. Analytics consent is separate from advertising consent. Medical and health-tracking content is excluded from analytics.
When you open the app, it shows the Google User Messaging Platform (UMP) privacy request where it applies to you. You can reopen and change your advertising and analytics choices at any time through the privacy options in the app — a withdrawal takes effect from that moment on. Analytics and advertising only ever run according to those choices.
No. Your symptom answers, your reports and your health-tracking data are never passed to Firebase Analytics or AdMob — neither as events nor as event parameters. Only technical details such as app version, device model, operating system and ad interactions reach analytics and advertising.
— For doctors —
Let's work together
We'd be delighted to collaborate with gynecologists who want to walk this path together with their patients. Let's support women better, side by side.
- Accompany your patients between appointments
- Receive clear, structured reports
- Build gentle, attentive care together
Your companion is waiting.
Download MyGyno and understand your symptoms — calmly, discreetly, with a doctor's guidance.