PeonyYour cycle. Your health. Your bloom. Peony helps you track your cycle and symptoms, see your patterns, and walk into appointments prepared.
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Small daily check-ins add up to a clearer picture — for you and your doctor.

Tap your period flow, symptoms, mood and energy. It takes under a minute a day.

Every Monday, Daisy turns your week into gentle insights and practical tips.

Bring a clear PDF of your cycles and symptoms instead of trying to remember months.
In May 2026, experts officially renamed PCOS to polyendocrine metabolic ovarian syndrome (PMOS). The old name pointed to ovarian cysts, which many people don’t have. The new name reflects that it affects hormones and metabolism across the whole body. It’s the same condition with a more accurate name, and you’ll hear both for a few years.
Learn more (opens in a new tab)Tracking stays free. Peony Plus adds Daisy’s weekly insights and the doctor report.

Cycle day, past periods and every check-in on one calm calendar.

Patterns between your symptoms, sleep, mood and energy — written from your own check-ins.

Period dates, cycle lengths and symptom frequency in one clear PDF.

Only you can see your records. We never sell your data or use it for ads.
Health information is personal. Peony collects only what it needs to work — and you stay in control.
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We’re putting the finishing touches on it now. Join the waitlist and we’ll email you the day it’s on the App Store. Peony launches on iPhone first.
Tracking is free: daily check-ins, your calendar and cycle stats. Peony Plus is an optional subscription with a free trial that adds Daisy’s weekly insights and the doctor report.
No. Peony is for anyone who has been diagnosed, thinks they might have it, or is simply learning about their body.
Period flow, symptoms such as cramps, bloating, acne, fatigue, hair changes and poor sleep, your mood, your energy and free-text notes.
Daisy is Peony’s AI guide. Every Monday she reads your check-ins from the week before and writes the patterns she notices and a few gentle, practical tips. She’s not a doctor and never diagnoses anything.
No. Peony helps you track and understand patterns, but it doesn’t diagnose or treat anything. Always talk to your doctor about your health — the doctor report is there to make that conversation easier.
Join the waitlist and we’ll let you know the moment it’s on the App Store.
Join the waitlistPeony is a wellness app, not a medical device. It doesn’t diagnose or treat any condition — always talk to your doctor about your health.