Ryma makes it possible to follow patterns, what triggers them, what helps, and how your symptoms change over time.
And with understanding comes agency and a sense of being in control, towards yourself, your doctor, your partner and your employer.
The KiSO study from the University of Copenhagen has mapped menopause in 153,800 Danish women. It is the largest study of its kind in Denmark, and the numbers paint a clear picture.
Most women are looking for understanding, of what is happening to their hormones and body, and help putting words to what they experience. The symptoms are widespread and last for years, but most are left without a clear picture of their own journey.

Ryma is built on the latest clinical knowledge of menopause and the menopausal transition. Our AI is trained on data from the KiSO study, peer-reviewed research, international clinical guidelines, and validated medical literature on hormonal change, symptom management, and treatment. That means the insights you get rest on the same evidence base your doctor works from, translated into language you can use in everyday life.

I started Ryma because I was that woman in the waiting room with 47 notes on her phone, trying to make sense of and understand my symptoms.
After more than a decade working in women’s health, tech, and product development, I have seen the system from both sides, as a patient in early menopause and as a builder. The realisation is simple: most women do not lack the will to act. They lack someone who can translate what the hormonal changes are doing to their body.
With Ryma we changed the model. I did not have the time to track symptoms in an app, and I never felt that rigid forms captured the nuances of my menopause. So it is the AI that does the work and listens, when symptoms appear or when I have a moment, often on the go, where I can quickly say how I feel. It makes it easy and manageable, and I feel less alone.
I am genuinely glad that menopause is being talked about more, and that it is becoming more recognised and widespread. There is still a long way to go, because the knowledge we have in this area is very limited. Menopause is universal, and so it has been important to me to create a product and a platform that every woman can use. Ryma is for all of us, so we can grow wiser together.
Our shared vision is clear: we are driving the next wave in digital women’s health and setting new standards for AI and data structure, with a platform that can scale to millions of women. Menopause is universal, and Ryma should be too.




Research into menopause lacks longitudinal data from women’s everyday lives. We need to understand patterns over time. Symptom recall can be hard to remember and summarise in a consultation.
When you use Ryma, your conversations generate anonymised, clinically relevant data about how menopause symptoms actually develop over time, closing an important data gap. You do it anonymously, but your patterns contribute to a research foundation that can change how we understand and treat menopause.
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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