How it works
Seven minutes. All you.
It all happens on your phone, no appointment, no lab, no waiting room. Four quick checks, then you see your own picture, and you come back each month to watch it move.
Your first read is free. No card, just your phone.
A wellness check-in, not a medical test or a diagnosis. It reads patterns, not any specific condition.
What we check
Four quick checks, one clear picture.
Each one looks at a different signal that can shift during the perimenopause transition. None of it needs a lab. You just need your phone and a quiet few minutes.
Your face
A selfie in good light reads facial patterns associated with this stage. You don't have to do anything but look at the camera. About two minutes.
A thinking check
A few short, game-like rounds that look at attention, word-finding and recall, the everyday clarity that can come and go right now. About two minutes.
A senses check
Two quick checks of hearing and vision, two senses that quietly change in midlife and almost nobody thinks to look at. About one minute.
Your symptoms
You tell us what you've actually been feeling, in your own words, and Peritale maps which symptoms tend to cluster together. About two minutes.
What you see
Then your picture comes together.
The moment you finish, each signal turns into its own score and a simple status, Good, Monitor or Notice. Side by side, in plain language, they become one picture of where you are today. Private, and yours.
Each signal keeps its own score, and together they give you one personal picture you can come back to. It is your own baseline to watch over time, never a single combined grade and never a pass or fail.
Illustrative numbers. Peritale reads wellness signals and shows you your own picture. It does not measure hormones, and it does not diagnose any condition.
Your dashboard, rebuilt in English from the real product: a score and a status for each signal. Illustrative numbers.
From the real product
One part of your read, up close.
This is your thinking check, the way it actually looks on your phone. Clear, calm, and easy to read. No jargon, no numbers you need a doctor to translate, just your own picture in language that finally makes sense.
One part of your read: your focus and memory results. Real product screen.
Then you come back
Re-check each month, and watch yourself move.
Your first read sets your baseline. From there, you come back about once a month, full read, same seven minutes, and your own picture starts to move. The shift is too slow to feel day to day. This is where you finally get to see it.
Your baseline
Your starting picture across face, thinking, senses and symptoms. The honest "this is where I am right now."
One small thing a day
About twenty simple daily tools hold the space between reads, breathe, sleep, steady your mood, clear the fog. No streak to lose.
Watch it move
Re-check and see your own picture change, even before you can feel the difference yourself.
Your picture is yours to watch over time. Peritale shows you your own signals moving; it does not diagnose or evaluate any treatment.
When you choose to
Walk into your appointment with the real picture.
Every read becomes a clear summary of what you've actually been feeling, and what's changed since last time. Bring it to your doctor so you stop explaining yourself from scratch, and start being understood.
The real summary your doctor receives: your symptoms, your signals, and what has changed since last time. (Real product report; a Peritale-branded version is the ideal.)
This summary is here to support your conversation. It is not a diagnosis or medical advice.
Plain about it
What a read does, and what it never does.
What Peritale does
- + Reads facial patterns, thinking, hearing, vision and your symptoms
- + Shows you a clear picture, in plain language
- + Tracks how your own picture moves over time
- + Gives you a summary you can share with your doctor
What it never does
- – Sell your data. Ever.
- – Measure your hormones or run a blood test
- – Diagnose you, or replace your doctor
- – Keep your photo without your consent
Honest answers
Before you start.
How long does it really take? +
Do I need a blood test or an appointment? +
What happens to my selfie? +
Does Peritale measure my hormones? +
How often should I re-check? +
Is this a medical test? +
Seven minutes.
Start your read.
Your first clear picture is one selfie away. A month to start seeing yourself move.
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