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Sakhi knows your body

Log your cycle, ask the questions you would never Google, and keep one trusted person close when you choose.

  • Log your day in one tap
  • Works offline
  • Care with your close one
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  • 150M women in Sakhi's India
  • 16 conditions tracked
  • Zero ads. Ever.
  • 100% offline-first
  • Built in India
  • Live on the App Store
What Sakhi does

Six things done well, nothing done behind her back

A calm, private companion for her cycle, not another app competing for her attention.

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Cycle logs
Period, pain, mood, sleep, energy and symptoms in one place, so the pattern becomes visible.
A woman typing a message to Sakhi about cramps and a fever, and being told to see a doctor today
Sakhi AI
Answers drawn from what she has actually logged, not a generic script.
Doctor report
A clean health history to take into the ten-minute appointment.
Be Her Sakhi
One trusted person can understand her better, only if and when she chooses.
Works offline
Logging never depends on signal. Her history stays on her device first, always.

Three steps, and none of them rush her

Sakhi is built to be opened for thirty seconds a day, not to demand attention.

1

Log what happened today

Period days, pain, mood, sleep, energy and notes. One tap is enough for an ordinary day.

2

Ask Sakhi what it means

Sakhi reads her own logs and answers plainly, including when a doctor should be involved.

3

Share only if she wants to

Export a doctor report, or invite one trusted person. Both are her choice, and reversible.

Behind the cycle

Built for the conditions behind the cycle

A cycle is rarely just a cycle. Sakhi tracks the patterns underneath it, so a doctor sees months of evidence instead of one bad day.

Explore all 16 conditions

Hormonal

When the signal itself is off.

PCOD / PCOS, Amenorrhea and Thyroid Disorders. Sakhi logs the cycle changes that point to them, month after month.

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Pain

The pain she was told to expect.

Endometriosis, Dysmenorrhea, Adenomyosis and Menorrhagia. Every episode gets a date and a severity, so it becomes evidence instead of memory.

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Mental

Mood that moves with the cycle.

PMDD, Hormonal Mental Health and Postpartum Depression. Mood is tracked beside the cycle, so the two can be read together.

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Reproductive

What a scan often finds years too late.

Uterine Fibroids, Ovarian Cysts, Fertility Challenges and Cervical Health. The history is ready before the appointment, not written in the waiting room.

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Systemic

What the cycle quietly costs her body.

Anemia and Bone Health. Tracked alongside the cycle, because that is where the cost shows up.

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Pricing

Free, and honest about it

Everything a woman needs to understand her own body is free, with no ads and nothing sold on.

Available now

Free

Everything she needs to understand her body

₹0always
  • Cycle, symptom and mood logging
  • Calendar and cycle predictions
  • Sakhi AI, with her own context
  • Doctor-ready health report
  • Be Her Sakhi, one trusted person
  • Works fully offline
Available now

Sakhi Plus

Deeper guidance, for those who want it

₹49/ month
  • Everything in Free
  • Deeper cycle and symptom insight
  • Guidance on diet and routine
  • Longer report history

Campus & NGO

For institutions running health programmes

Let's talk
  • Awareness sessions and workshops
  • Onboarding support for students
  • Aggregate, anonymised programme reporting
Questions

The things people ask first

Straight answers, including the one about what Sakhi cannot do.

Your body deserves to be understood

Start with her own logs. Share only when it feels right.