Regular, irregular, or stopped
Notice tracks your symptoms whether or not you have a period to log.
Perimenopause, tracked privately
Notice is a private iPhone app for perimenopause. Log a hot flash or a headache in one tap from the Home Screen widget. Over time, Notice shows you what repeats: when your hot flashes tend to hit, whether your headaches cluster around your period, and how your cycle is changing. Bring it all to your next doctor's appointment, clearly laid out.
Download Notice on the App StoreFree to download. Logging, your history, appointment reminders and a one-page summary are included, no card needed.
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It tends to come up in a visit booked for something else, in the few minutes left at the end. Symptoms get put down to stress, brushed off, or ruled out because you're on the pill. With Notice, you walk in with your own record.
Log it when it happens
Add the Notice widget and log a hot flash or a headache without opening the app. Notice saves the time it happened. You can log from Apple Watch too.
Notice widgets on the Home Screen. Example data shown.
For your appointment
Add your appointment date and Notice reminds you before the visit, with a one-page summary of what you logged. That part is free.
Notice Signature adds a full report you can hand over or print, so the conversation starts from what you recorded instead of what you can remember on the day. It covers:
Notice Signature is $8.99 a month or $49.99 a year, with a free week to try it. It also includes the before-your-visit symptom sheet, hot flash timing around the clock, and the headache window to watch.
Full report, with Notice Signature. Example data shown.
Over the weeks
Notice lines up everything you log. Patterns appear once there is enough history, and Notice tells you when it needs more.
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Example data from a ring user. Pill and patch schedules get these views too.
Notice tracks your symptoms whether or not you have a period to log.
Hormonal birth control can hide the usual signs, but it doesn't rule out perimenopause. Log your symptoms and Notice lines them up with your schedule.
Started HRT? Record what you take and when it began, so it sits on the same timeline as your symptoms. Free.
The only things Notice ever sends are anonymous crash and diagnostic reports, with no health data in them.
No accounts, no cloud sync, no usage analytics. All analysis happens on your device. Read the privacy policy
"We built Notice because I had no way of knowing what was happening in my own body. I wanted to walk into an appointment with proof, not a bunch of question marks."Kate · co-founder
Hot flashes and headaches, with severity and any details you want to add. Periods, and your ring, pill, or patch schedule if you use one. Hormone therapy, with what you take and when it began. Sleep and period history can come in from Apple Health.
Logging, your history, headaches around your period, cycle lengths, the hormone therapy record, appointment reminders and a one-page summary. Notice Signature adds the full report, the before-your-visit symptom sheet, hot flash timing around the clock and the headache window to watch.
No. Notice works on iPhone. Apple Watch is an extra way to log.
Patterns around your period need at least three logged periods. Notice tells you when it needs more history.
Notice Signature starts with a free week. After that it renews at $8.99 a month or $49.99 a year unless you cancel. You can cancel anytime in your iPhone's Settings, under your Apple Account and Subscriptions. Cancel at least a day before the free week ends and you won't be charged.
Free to download, no card needed.