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For when your cycle starts changing the rules.

Track changing cycles, hot flushes, sleep, mood and HRT in perimenopause mode. Bring months of symptoms to your GP. Free.

In short: Splash perimenopause mode tracks changing cycles alongside hot flushes, night sweats, sleep, mood and HRT, so you can see patterns and take a clear summary to your GP. It is free and keeps your data on your phone.

Today’s log with hot flushes, and a card about some long cycles

Track changing cycles, hot flushes, sleep and HRT.

  1. Hot flush log

    Tap when one starts. See how often, when and what seems to set them off.

    Today’s log with hot flushes, and a card about some long cycles
  2. HRT tagging

    Note when you start or change HRT and compare how you feel before and after.

    HRT sheet: Evorel 50 µg patch with site rotation and the suggested next site
  3. Changing cycles, calmly

    Longer gaps and surprise bleeds are expected, and predictions widen to match.

    Cycle history with cycles from 28 to 62 days
  4. Ready for your GP

    The doctor report gathers symptoms over months, which is what clinicians ask for.

    Doctor report section: menopause symptom (MRS) scores and HRT

Can I track perimenopause with irregular periods?

Longer gaps, shorter gaps and surprise bleeds are common in perimenopause. Splash widens predictions to match and does not nag you about “late” periods.

Hot flushes, sleep and mood

Tap to log a hot flush. See how often they happen, at what time of day, and alongside sleep and mood.

Can I track HRT?

Note when you start, stop or change HRT. Insights compare before and after.

Ready for your GP

The doctor report gathers months of symptoms into one page.

Questions

Can Splash tell me if I am in perimenopause?

No. It helps you record symptoms over time, which is what a GP will ask about.

Does it track HRT?

Yes. Tag when you start or change HRT and compare how you feel before and after.

Try perimenopause in ten seconds.

Track changing cycles, hot flushes, sleep and HRT. No sign-up: it opens in your browser.

Splash is not contraception and not a medical device. Predictions are estimates.