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This app helps you track symptoms, cycles, and health data to identify patterns. It generates doctor reports with your history and insights. Features include food logging, exercise tracking, and research summaries.
What's New in PCOS Juno
1.3
October 27, 2026
The first pattern I find in your logs is now free, whatever it turns out to be. It takes about three weeks of logging before I have enough to say anything at all, so Home and the Patterns screen now show how close that is. It isn't a streak — a day you skip just waits, and nothing resets. The food scanner asks a better question about portions. Where it knows the food, it offers the units you actually think in — one egg, two eggs — instead of nudging grams up and down, and it says plainly that the portion is my estimate until you've set it yourself. Every food now shows which database its numbers came from, and the composition score shows its scale: a number with no top to it looks like a mark out of ten, and it isn't one. One correction. The last screen of setup used to say the free week needed no card. That stopped being true a while ago and I hadn't noticed. It's fixed.
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What is PCOS Juno?
PCOS Juno is a health tracking application designed to help users log and analyze symptoms, cycles, and other health data related to conditions like PCOS. It aims to provide insights and generate reports for medical appointments.
Does PCOS Juno offer a free version?
Yes, PCOS Juno offers a free version that includes logging, full history access, and doctor report generation. Premium features like pattern finding and advanced tracking require a subscription.
What are the subscription options for PCOS Juno?
PCOS Juno offers auto-renewing monthly and yearly premium subscriptions. The monthly plan is $7.99 and the yearly plan is $49.99, both with a 7-day free trial.
How does PCOS Juno handle user data privacy?
The app focuses on providing a record for users to share with their doctors. It does not provide diagnoses and emphasizes that it is a record, not a medical professional.
What kind of health data can I track with PCOS Juno?
You can track symptoms, periods, sleep, mood, medications, food intake, weight, and lab results such as AMH and testosterone. It also integrates with Apple Health for steps, weight, workouts, and sleep.
Does PCOS Juno provide medical diagnoses?
No, PCOS Juno explicitly states that it does not diagnose, treat, or prescribe. It is designed to be a record-keeping tool to assist users in discussions with their healthcare providers.
How often is PCOS Juno updated?
The app was last updated on September 7, 2026, with version 1.2. This indicates a recent update, suggesting ongoing development and support.
What devices is PCOS Juno available on?
PCOS Juno is available on iPhone and iPad, as indicated by the supported devices list.









