Kriva: Hormone Health

This release is mostly about one thing: making what you already know about your body count for something. Log what actually matters Low mood, low libido and vaginal dryness are now things you can log in one tap. They were missing, which meant the symptoms women are most often dismissed about were the ones Kriva couldn't count. If you don't have periods, your quick-log tiles now start with hot flashes, sleep and mood instead of cramps. Your appointment, with evidence Visit Prep has a Prepare and a Debrief side now, so what the doctor said gets recorded and Kriva can follow it up. Park a question the moment you think of it and it's waiting for you at the next visit. The PDF includes a body map of where symptoms actually sit. HRT, tracked properly Patch and dose reminders that follow your regimen. Past regimens stay visible after you stop. Kriva will tell you if something that was working seems to be fading — and if bleeding after menopause needs a same-week call. Your labs, read in context Results are interpreted against your age and, where it matters, your cycle phase — because the same number means different things in different weeks. Trends across multiple reports, not one result in isolation. Snap it One photo of a meal, an HRT box, or a supplement. Kriva reads it and files it. A calmer Today Today now shows at most two observations at a time, with everything else one tap away under "What Kriva noticed". Safety cards come first, always. "Close" is gone from the app — it's Done, or Cancel when you'd lose something. Also Voice notes. Export every log you've written as a file you own. A fix for the profile that could go missing after switching devices, and a plain explanation when iCloud is behind. Everything private stays on your phone. No ads, no tracking, no selling your data.