Ryma is an AI conversation partner that automatically tracks your symptoms through your conversations. Ryma listens whenever you need it, analyses your patterns over time and gives you deep insight that you can share with your doctor.
Ryma is trained on a scientific foundation, adapts to your personal journey and is always ready for a talk.


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Ryma gives you insight into your own patterns, what triggers your symptoms, how they develop, and how you compare with other women in your age group. Knowledge replaces uncertainty.
Ryma builds a structured, clinical summary of your symptoms, patterns, and questions, ready to share with your doctor or gynaecologist. That way you can feel better prepared for your consultation, and focus on exactly what you need.
Ryma helps you structure conversations about your symptoms with your partner, your employer, your family. Because understanding starts with being able to explain it.
No forms. No endless menus. You talk or write with Ryma, like with a good friend, and Ryma turns your daily experiences into visual patterns and clear insight. So you understand what works, see what needs attention, and can talk calmly and concretely about your body.
Voice, text, or quick replies, no endless menus.
See how treatment, habits, and cycle affect how you feel.
For more productive follow-ups with your doctor, in 15 minutes.
Talk or write in the app, whenever it suits you. Voice or text, you decide.
Lower = less intensity. Hot flushes and mood are trending down over the last 4 weeks.
Your hot flushes peak between 22:00 and 01:00. Look at room temperature and caffeine after 14:00 as possible triggers.
Sleep quality up 18% since you started going to bed earlier. The pattern is consistent over 3 weeks.
Mood and sleep move together. Days with less than 6 hours of sleep give a mood 2.3 points lower on average.
HRT is the first choice for most women under 60 with moderate to severe symptoms. Treatment can reduce hot flushes by up to 75% and improve sleep significantly.
Regular strength training 2 to 3 times a week reduces bone loss and helps mood and sleep during perimenopause.
You are about 1/3 into perimenopause. Expect irregular cycles and waves of hot flushes over the next 12 to 24 months. Ryma adjusts insights as your profile changes.
The menopause transition lasts on average between 2 and 8 years. Your symptoms will change; new ones appear, others fade, and what triggers them today may not be the same in six months. So a single snapshot is not enough. Here is what opens up with more data over time.
Frequency and timing of your symptoms. Early patterns. Guidance and advice based on the first signals.
Trigger correlations confirmed or ruled out. Your cycle mapped with symptoms per phase. The first deep insight report you can bring to your doctor.
A complete trigger matrix: alcohol, caffeine, stress, exercise, diet, and sleep cross-referenced against all your symptoms. If you start treatment or test new things, Ryma tracks the effect and keeps you updated on the progress.
Seasonal patterns, long-term trends, before/after comparisons. Your body changes over years, Ryma keeps up and gives you 365 days of data to make every doctor visit the most informed you have had.
A full year of data gives you and your doctor a complete basis for a tailored treatment plan. You know your triggers, your cycle patterns, what works and what does not. It is no longer guesswork, it is clarity. And with clarity, control over your own body and everyday life comes back.
Thousands of women carry symptoms they have no words for. Ryma has the language, and turns your words into insight you can act on. Your first report is ready after 7 days, so you can start to feel like yourself again.
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