The Menopause Hub FREE App

 
 
 
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Based on personal experience, and feedback from our clients in the Menopause Hub, we developed the Menopause Hub FREE App to make your menopause journey easier.

We all lead busy lives and keeping track of menopausal symptoms can be confusing. Our free app is designed to simplify all this.

  • You can easily record and track your symptoms which will assist in future consultations and treatment options.

  • You will have discreet, easy access to a broad range of evidence-based information for all things menopause.

  • You can log how you're feeling day-to-day in the journal section, capturing specifics to help you spot patterns over time.

Your Menopause Hub App is a safe, secure space where you can keep a comprehensive view of your menopause journey. And it’s free!

 
 

Let’s Get Started 

It’s simple! Just use the following steps: 

 
 

Step 1
Download the Menopause Hub App on your phone 

 
 
 

Step 2
Sign Up 

  • Open the App and click ‘Continue' until you reach a screen with 'Sign Up’ 

  • Click 'Sign Up’ and follow instructions

If you have any questions at all please contact us straight away. We are always happy to hear from you. 

 
 

Step 3
Start Tracking Your Peri/Menopause Symptoms with Ease!

 
 

Now that you have our app, you can easily track your menopause symptoms and log detailed notes about how you're feeling in your personal journal. Get a clear overview of your symptom history month by month so you can spot patterns, stay informed, and take control of your wellbeing every step of the way.

 
 

TERMS OF SERVICE | PRIVACY POLICY

Please be aware that neither the content of the Menopause Hub Website nor the Menopause Hub App is intended to replace professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always consult your Menopause Hub clinician or another qualified health provider for any medical concerns you may have.

Never disregard professional medical advice or delay seeking it due to information you have read on our website or app. If you think you might have a medical emergency, contact your doctor or emergency services immediately.