SAAGA vs Luma PCOS Tracker

Health app for the whole you Your hormones don't exist in isolation. Your sleep, stress, movement, nutrition, cycle, and daily life all shape how you feel. SAAGA helps you see all of it together, understand what's going on, and take action across every area that affects your health and wellness. See the whole picture SAAGA brings together your cycle, sleep, energy, mood, symptoms, nutrition, labs, and wearables data, so everything lives in one place instead of scattered across apps, notes, and memory. Understand what's going on SAAGA makes sense of it all and gives you a clear read each day on where you are, what's changing, and what's worth paying attention to. Real understanding, not just more numbers. Take action with a simple routine Get a personalized routine across movement, nutrition, sleep, and daily habits, with reminders and check-ins to keep you supported, and a clear view of what's actually working as you go. Just talk. No forms, no endless tracking. Tell SAAGA what's going on in your own words. It logs, organizes, and answers, so staying on top of your health takes a minute, not your whole day. Support that stays with you SAAGA remembers your history and patterns, so you never start from scratch, through cycles, fertility, perimenopause, and every season after. Walk into appointments prepared Bring a clear summary of what's been going on, so you make the most of your time with your doctor. Not another tracker Trackers give you more data. SAAGA helps you understand it, take action, and feel supported across your whole health. We offer a free 7-day trial Using SAAGA requires a subscription, but we want to offer women a chance to try it for free. Start with a 7-day free trial, that then converts to a subscription plan if you do not cancel. Monthly and annual options are available, and will be renewed automatically until cancelled. SAAGA is a wellness and health organization tool. It is not a regulated medical device and does not provide medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment recommendations. Always seek the guidance of a qualified healthcare professional with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition. Your health data is yours. SAAGA uses encryption to keep your information secure. We never sell your data, and you can delete your account and all associated data whenever you choose. Terms and conditions, privacy policy: https://www.saagahealth.com/our-terms-and-privacy-policy

Luma helps you keep a clear record of PCOS symptoms, periods and health information for your own review and appointments. Track what matters to you: • Log period dates, flow and pain. Review recorded cycle lengths and gaps. • Save quick symptom check-ins, leaving anything you did not track blank. • Keep lab results, meals, medications, supplements and journal notes together. • Read text from PDFs, document photos, Word documents and text files. Review extracted text and lab values before saving. • Export records for appointments and download a device backup, including saved files and voice recordings. Your records stay on your device unless you choose a cloud feature. Optional cloud backups contain text and record details; original files, photos and voice audio are excluded. Restore after reviewing the backup, with existing entries preserved. Cloud document processing asks for permission. Optional automatic sync merges text records across devices signed in to the same cloud account while Luma is open. Offline edits are kept for retry; conflicting changes are shown for your choice. Original files and audio remain local. Schedule daily, weekly and monthly reminders on your iPhone, including when Luma is closed or offline. Choose quiet hours and private lock-screen text. Notification permissions, Focus and device settings affect delivery. Apple Health period import is optional and read-only. Cycle estimates are uncertain, especially with irregular cycles and PCOS. Luma does not confirm ovulation, predict fertility, provide contraception guidance or diagnose or treat a condition. It does not replace a qualified clinician. Internet access is required to load the native app and use cloud features.