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Built for the way women actually live

Not just a period tracker. A complete health companion that understands her body, learns from her logs, and helps the people who love her support her better.

One app, not ten tabs

Everything lives in one place

Cycle tracking, symptom logs, an AI that knows her history, a report her doctor can actually use. Most health apps make her open five different things to get a full picture. Sakhi keeps it in one screen, one login, one habit. Everything she logs feeds everything else Sakhi does for her.

Sakhi's home screen showing 18 days until next period, the follicular phase, and the August calendar

This is what it looks like on a normal Tuesday, nothing to set up, nothing to configure. Log once, and Sakhi does the rest.

See it for yourself

Inside the app

Sakhi's Summary screen showing days on period and the current cycle calendar
Sakhi's Track screen for logging period, symptoms, weight and basal body temperature
Sakhi's sign-in screen, with a note that health data is handled securely
Requesting pads, tampons, a hot water bag or medicines from the community nearby

Real screens from the app. Dates and numbers shown are sample data, not a real person’s health record.

Privacy first

Your privacy comes first. Always.

Sakhi was designed from day one with privacy as a core value, not a feature. She controls her data, always.

Back up securely

Create an account to safely back up her health data and access it across devices. Encrypted end to end.

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Stay on device only

Her data stays on this device and never leaves. It will not be available if she changes phones.

Everything, together

Nine things, one calm app

Cycle tracking

Period start and end, cycle length prediction, phase tracking and PMS alerts, all in one place. Sakhi learns your rhythm as you log and tells you which phase you are in today, not only when the next period is due. Know where you are, always.

Overhead view of a woman holding the Sakhi app, showing 18 days until her next period and the August calendar

Body logging

Cramps, headache, bloating, fever, energy, weight. Log any symptom on any day, in a few taps, and skip the days you would rather not. Nothing here is compulsory, and the picture still builds as long as you keep coming back to it.

Sakhi's Track screen, logging period flow, cramps and mood for a single day

Mood & mental health

Mood, stress, anxiety, irritability and sleep quality sit alongside the physical symptoms, because they belong in the same picture. Over a few cycles you start to see how the two move together, and which weeks tend to be the harder ones.

Mood and sleep logging, plotted against cycle phase

Lifestyle

Exercise, diet notes, water intake, and any custom symptom you want to define yourself. If something matters to you and Sakhi does not have a field for it, you can add your own. No targets, no streaks, nothing built to make you feel behind.

Custom symptom setup, adding your own field

Doctor report

Everything you log compiles into a clean PDF you can hand to your gynaecologist. It stays current, so the history is ready before the appointment rather than written from memory in the waiting room. Free to export, always.

The exported Doctor Report PDF

Sakhi AI

Personalised answers based on your own cycle data and symptom history, not generic health tips written for nobody in particular. Ask it plainly, in your own words, at whatever hour the question turns up. It explains what it sees, and it does not diagnose.

A woman asking Sakhi AI about cramps and fever, and reading its reply

Safety features

A washroom locator and a nearby public space finder, for the days when finding one quickly is the whole problem. These are small features and not the centre of the app, but the day does not stop being difficult once you leave the house.

A map in Sakhi showing nearby places, with a list of things she can ask for

Be Her Sakhi

Curated updates and care guidance can be shared with one person you trust, if that is something you want. What is shared, and when, is your decision and nobody else's. It is completely optional, and Sakhi works fully without it.

Be Her Sakhi, choosing what a trusted person can see

Offline first

Core logging, predictions and the Doctor Report all work with no signal at all. You do not need a connection to record the day you are having, and nothing waits for you to find a network first. Your health does not wait for WiFi.

A woman on a sofa logging day 1 of her period in Sakhi
Health library

What your body has been trying to tell you

Most women know something feels off years before they get an answer. Sakhi's Health Library covers the 16 conditions Sakhi helps her understand, real research, real numbers, no medical jargon.

Explore the Health Library →

Your body deserves to be understood

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