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Everything in your lane

Start with how you feel, even if you're not on anything. Here's what each part of the app does. MyLane never tells you what to take.

01

How you feel

Hot flashes, night sweats, waking at 3am. Check in with a few taps, so the days you'd forget get written down.

Check-ins

Start with how you feel.

Pick what you're noticing, like hot flashes, night sweats or waking at 3am, each with a plain-English note on what it can be connected to. Then check in with a few taps. You don't need to be on anything to start, and every check-in is there for your provider.

MyLane's What would you like to track? screen, with hot flashes, night sweats, early waking and sleep quality, each with a plain-English note such as 'As estrogen shifts, your body's temperature control gets more sensitive'

Today

The whole day, before you've thought about it.

Open MyLane and today is waiting: what's for each meal, your water, your workout, and a quick check-in on how you feel. If your provider has you on something, it's there too.

MyLane's Today screen greeting Dana R. on Monday, October 12, with a 1 of 4 ring, a week strip, and a Routines card where DHEA, Testosterone cream and Progesterone are checked off with the times they were taken and Magnesium Glycinate is next at 10:00 PM

02

Heidi's plan for this season

Meals and workouts built for the body you have now, with hAIdi to handle the details.

Meals

Heidi's meals for this season, in the same lane as everything else.

A meal plan built for the body you have now, scaled to your family, with a carb-cycling planner, a recipe library with cook mode, and shopping lists grouped by aisle. Log with a photo, a barcode, or a tap on a planned meal and watch the calorie and macro rings fill. Add your own recipes from a photo, a link, or pasted text, and your daily totals arrive from Apple Health automatically.

A Lemon Herb salmon recipe in MyLane scaled to serve 8, with total and per-serving calories, scale buttons from a quarter to triple, US and Metric units, and the ingredient list

Train

Strength training with Heidi, starting where you are.

Start with Heidi's 6-Minute Starter, or pick 30, 60 or 90 minutes a day. Follow along with Heidi's coach notes and a timer that keeps your place, swap any move for an easier or harder one, and make up a missed day without breaking the plan. Short on time? A 10-Minute Timeout, or spin the wheel.

MyLane's Train tab for Monday with a week strip and today's workout, Heidi's 6-Minute Starter, Upper Strength plus Core, 10 minutes, Week 1 Day 5

hAIdi

Ask your own record a question.

Talk to it like a person: log a rough night, add a meal by describing it, swap a dinner, ask what a marker has done since spring. It does the thing, then shows you a card of what it did. Type it, or hold to talk in the app.

A hAIdi chat where she writes about a rough night with two mild hot flashes and asks to log it, and hAIdi answers with a Log this check-in card with Yes, do it and Not now buttons

03

What your numbers show

Every marker in plain English, charted over time and lined up with how you've been feeling.

Labs

Told your labs are “normal”? See every number for yourself.

Upload a lab report, photo or PDF, and MyLane reads it for you. Each marker is explained in plain English, grouped by body system, and charted over time against its reference range. Out-of-range results are flagged, and it builds a doctor-ready summary for your next appointment.

Clues to explore with your provider, never a diagnosis.

MyLane's Estradiol detail: a plain-English explanation, the latest result of 92 pg/mL in range, and a chart of five draws rising from January to October

Insights

Six months of small notes, finally showing a pattern.

Patterns across how you feel, what you eat, how you move, and what your labs show: the connections that stay invisible when everything lives in separate apps. When it's time for an appointment, it makes a clean one-page summary for your doctor.

Clues to explore with your provider, never a diagnosis.

MyLane's Insights screen with a calorie goal tracker for the week, lab trends with 24 markers tracked, an Estradiol card, and symptom and sleep summaries

04

If your provider starts you on something

Hormones, supplements, medication or a peptide, on one schedule next to everything else.

Routines

If your provider starts you on something, it fits right in.

Hormones, supplements, medication, or a peptide: whatever your provider prescribes goes on one schedule. Log a dose in one tap, set reminders, run on and off cycles, and rotate injection sites on a body diagram. Scan a prescription label and it fills itself in, and it watches each vial so you know when to reorder.

MyLane tracks what your provider prescribed. It never suggests a substance or a dose.

MyLane's label scan result, Here's what we read, with Levothyroxine 25 mcg every day at 8:00 AM, 90 tablets and an expiration date filled into the routine form to check against the card

Coach

Your program, right next to your record.

For coaching-program members: daily program messages in Heidi's voice and a weekly check-in, right next to your record.

Also included: Progress photos with pose guides, body measurements, cycle tracking, wins worth recording, and Face ID lock.

MyLane is a record-keeping tool. It is not medical advice, does not diagnose or treat, and never recommends a dose. It's built to use with your provider.