Eli Health

Eli Health

Your saliva knows

282 ratings
32 reviews
Free

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • January 2, 2025
  • August 24, 2026
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About

This app analyzes saliva to provide real-time health insights from hormone levels. It helps users understand hormonal patterns, manage symptoms, and optimize their lifestyle for better sleep, stress management, and overall well-being.

Real-time hormone monitoring
Cortisol and progesterone detection
Longitudinal hormonal data
Symptom management
Hormonal pattern understanding
Lifestyle optimization
Stress management tracking
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What's New in Eli Health

1.5.4

August 24, 2026

Bug fixes and performance improvements

User reviews

Issues with app

I wanted this to be useful, but half of the time, there are errors when you take the picture and requests to try again later so you just continue to retake. The protocol won’t save a test result so I’ve completed 8 tests and it’s only logged 5. Very disappointing.

Response from developer

Hi, thanks for sharing exactly what happened, it helps us more than you'd think. We appreciate you taking the 8 tests even though you faced problems. Camera errors that force a retake, plus results that don't save sounds like a bug in the app. Could you email us ask@eli.health with your account email ID, and roughly when the missing three tests happened, and we'll dig in and follow up directly. We would love to make this right for you. Looking forward to hearing from you.

Poor App Experience

Don’t waste your money. The application’s use of the camera is unreliable and difficult. It makes the system unusable for readings. It is a test strip with an unreliable reader.

Response from developer

Hi, sorry the camera reader made this feel unusable instead of easy. That's not what we want anyone testing with the Hormometer to deal with.  We have seen that with some troubleshooting on our side we are able to solve a majority of customer issues. Email us at ask@eli.health and we'll help you get readings and solve this for you. Looking forward to hearing from you.

False Data and Hope

I am a trained scientist, had no failed tests, and followed the letter of the law. Per Eli I had depleted cortisol and a reason to explain my fatigue. I made an urgent appointment with my PCP who did a blood draw; a result of 2-3 on the device, with all other tests significantly lower, was 9.7 per standard of care blood test. Now I’ve wasted money on these devices, made my PCP think I am an idiot, and am no closer to figuring out my fatigue. Hell of an idiot tax.
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Response from developer

Thank you for your feedback, and we are sorry for the frustration. This is not the experience we want for our users. One thing worth noting on the cortisol comparison: saliva and blood tests measure different things. Blood tests typically measure total cortisol (bound and free), while Eli measures only free (active) cortisol. These values are not directly comparable, so the difference in numbers does not necessarily indicate an inaccuracy. Please reach out to us at ask@eli.health if you have any other questions.

Waste of money and a scam

Do not waste your money on this garbage. I took a test and scanned the same test multiple times and each time it gave a different score and it ranged from 1 (which would be the lowest I’ve had in my entire life) up to 20. This is just not possible. This platform is garbage. What a scam.

Response from developer

Thank you for taking the time to share your feedback, and we are truly sorry for the frustration this experience has caused. Accuracy is something we take very seriously. A few things can affect scan results, including scanning before the 20-minute mark or in low-lighting conditions. Making sure those are in place can make a real difference. That said, we would love the opportunity to help you directly. Please reach out to us at ask@eli.health and our team will be happy to send replacements, offer a refund, or support you in any way we can.

First impression

I’m impressed with this company! This test was simple and easy to do at home with both manual instructions or an app to guide.

FAQ

What does the Eli Health app do?

The Eli Health app works with the Eli Hormometer™ to scan saliva samples and provide real-time health insights based on hormone levels, specifically cortisol and progesterone. It interprets these measurements into graphs and scores, allowing users to track their hormonal health over time and understand patterns.

What are the key features of Eli Health?

Key features include at-home saliva hormone monitoring for cortisol and progesterone, gathering longitudinal data, understanding hormonal patterns, managing symptoms associated with hormone fluctuations, and optimizing lifestyle choices for stress management, workout optimization, and sleep improvement.

How much does Eli Health cost?

The app itself is free to download and use for scanning and viewing measurements. However, to utilize the Eli Hormometer™ and purchase Eli Tests, users will need to review packages and subscriptions available on the Eli Health website.

Is Eli Health a medical device?

No, the Eli Hormometer™ and the information provided by Eli are intended for informational and educational purposes only. It is not a diagnostic tool or a medical device, and its information should not replace professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment.

Who is the target audience for Eli Health?

This app is designed for individuals interested in understanding their hormonal health, managing symptoms related to hormone fluctuations, and optimizing their lifestyle for better overall well-being. It supports users across different life stages by providing insights into hormonal patterns.