Orvella

Orvella is a private, clinic-first record for endometriosis. It helps you log symptoms, see patterns in your own history, and generate a clear report to take into your next appointment. Living with endometriosis often means holding a lot in your head: what hurt, when, what helped, what didn't. Orvella keeps that record for you, one lightweight check-in at a time. WHAT YOU CAN LOG - Pain, fatigue and mood, with a daily check-in that takes seconds - Bowel, bladder, digestion and pain with sex, kept in a private section - Bleeding, flares and cycle days - Medications and supplements, including whether a change seemed to help - Meals and food triggers, by tag, barcode scan or ingredients photo - Sleep, imported automatically from Health Connect SEE YOUR OWN PATTERNS Your insights tab is built entirely from what you record, not from predictions: - Symptom frequency across any date range - A day-by-day timeline of pain, bleeding and flares - Trends charts comparing pain, fatigue and sleep over time - Pattern checks that compare any two things in your log side by side - Weekly summaries that flag when something has shifted from previous weeks Everything here reflects your own record. Orvella does not diagnose, predict, or recommend, and nothing in the app replaces advice from a GP or specialist. ARRIVE AT APPOINTMENTS PREPARED Generate a structured PDF report for a GP appointment, gynaecology referral, fertility clinic visit, surgery consult, or workplace conversation. Same sections every time, built from your own log, so you're not starting from memory in the room. YOUR RECORD, KEPT PRIVATE Journal entries are encrypted before they're saved and stay out of your reports. Your medical profile, documents, treatment history and medications all live in one place, under your control. BUILT FOR ENDOMETRIOSIS, NOT AGAINST IT Orvella doesn't ask you to overhaul your life to use it. Log as much or as little as feels right on a given day. A ten-second check-in is still worth having six months from now. Download Orvella to start keeping a record that's actually useful when it counts.