PCOS. One syndrome, every system.
Polycystic ovary syndrome isn't just about cycles — it reaches into blood sugar, weight, skin and hair, and mood. Leo's PCOS hub puts your cycle, glucose, weight, hair changes, mood and hormone labs on one screen, so the connections between them stop hiding in separate apps.
Not just ovaries — a whole-body picture.
PCOS is reproductive, metabolic and dermatologic at once: irregular or missing cycles, insulin resistance and blood-sugar swings, weight that's hard to move, acne, and androgen-driven hair changes — alongside fatigue, brain fog and shifts in mood. The pieces influence each other, which is exactly why scattered tracking misses the pattern.
Leo keeps them together. Your cycle, vitals, weight, mood, sleep, medications and labs feed one hub — and the Pattern Engine looks across them for descriptive co-occurrences and trends over time.
What you already track, pulled into one hub.
Cycle
Log periods and symptom-only days. Irregular cycles are the PCOS through-line — the calendar makes the rhythm visible.
Blood sugar
Track glucose in Vitals. Insulin resistance drives many PCOS symptoms, so the numbers belong next to everything else.
Weight
Log weight to watch metabolic trends over weeks and months — not a single number on a bad morning.
Mood
Mood swings, anxiety and low mood log from your daily check-in and surface alongside the physical picture.
Sleep & stress
Poor sleep and stress feed PCOS symptoms. Both are already tracked, so the Pattern Engine can see the overlap.
Medications
Birth control, insulin-sensitizers and supplements log from Medications, with doses and how well they worked.
Labs come pinned: glucose & A1C, hormones, lipids and thyroid — the panels a PCOS work-up actually runs, with your trends and reference ranges.
Hair changes, tracked without a single photo.
Androgen-driven hair loss and unwanted hair growth are hallmark PCOS signs — and the hardest to track honestly. Leo's hair log captures the change type (thinning, shedding, excess growth, or regrowth), the area, and a 0–10 “how noticeable” rating, then charts it over time.
No photos, by design. Every observation is a structured picker and a scale, so you get a real trend to show your clinician without a camera roll of your scalp. Regrowth shows up as the encouraging direction it is.
Everything PCOS, on one screen.
Leo tracks. It doesn't diagnose.
There's no PCOS screener here — no Rotterdam-criteria checklist, no score that tells you whether you “have” it. PCOS is diagnosed by a clinician with labs and imaging. Leo's job is to give you and your care team a clear, organized record of what's actually happening between visits.
Everything is descriptive and on-device-first. Patterns describe what co-occurred; they never predict or advise. What it means for you is a conversation for your clinician.
One syndrome, every system — finally on one screen.
Cycle, blood sugar, weight, a photo-free hair log, mood and pinned hormone labs — composed into a hub that surfaces patterns and exports a clean PCOS report for your OB/GYN or endocrinologist.