Natural Cycles, known for creating the first FDA-cleared birth control app, launched NC° Perimenopause as a digital tool to empower women through a natural time of transition. "With NC° Perimenopause, we've brought the same scientific rigor behind our birth control app to this underserved stage of life," detailed Dr. Elina Berglund Scherwitzl, co-founder and CEO of Natural Cycles. "This goes beyond symptom tracking--it's a science-backed tool that helps women understand their bodies, adjust their lifestyle, and navigate perimenopause with confidence and clarity."
NC° Perimenopause is powered by the new NC° Menopause Algorithm, which analyzes cycle patterns, changes in symptoms, and biometric data measured with integrated wearables like the Oura Ring or Apple Watch, or Natural Cycles' NC° Band.
Menopausal Transition Tools
Natural Cycles' NC° Perimenopause Supports Women Through Change
Trend Themes
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Digital Health Tracking — Digital tools that offer personalized health insights are transforming how individuals navigate life stages, such as perimenopause, using data-driven innovations.
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Wearable Integration — The integration of wearables with health applications provides real-time biometric data, offering a comprehensive view of changes during menopause transitions.
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Personalized Health Management — Innovative algorithms custom-tailored to life stage changes present new opportunities for personalized health management solutions, such as the menopause transition.
Industry Implications
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Femtech — The femtech industry is being driven forward by cutting-edge solutions that address the needs of women in every stage of life, including technology aimed at simplifying the menopausal journey.
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Health Wearables — The health wearables industry is seeing disruptive growth as devices are increasingly used for monitoring and assisting with life transitions like perimenopause.
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Digital Health Platforms — Digital health platforms are evolving to provide specific support tools for demographic segments, especially for life stages that have historically been underserved, such as perimenopause.