Juni: IVF by Dr. Lucky Sekhon

Juni tells you where you are in your IVF cycle. Day 9 of stims. Four follicles measured this morning. A beta draw on Thursday. It doesn't tell you what any of it means for you — that conversation belongs to you and your clinic. Juni's job is to make sure you walk into it knowing what you're looking at. By Dr. Lucky Sekhon, a double board-certified reproductive endocrinologist in New York and author of "The Lucky Egg". WHERE YOU ARE The day you're on, the phase you're in, and the next thing on the calendar — first thing, every time you open the app. THE NUMBERS YOUR CLINIC GAVE YOU Estradiol, follicle counts, lining, beta hCG. Enter the values as your clinic reported them. Juni keeps them in order, shows the last one beside the new one, and explains what each measurement is — without adding a verdict. YOUR EMBRYOS A record for each one: day 5 or day 6, grade, testing status, where it is now. Written the way an embryology report is written. WHAT'S COMING NEXT Monitoring appointments, medication timing, the wait before a call. What's scheduled, and what usually follows it. DR. LUCKY'S ARTICLES Her writing, grouped by where you are: stims, retrieval, transfer, the two-week wait, and what happens when a cycle doesn't continue. WHAT JUNI WILL NOT DO • No success odds, no predicted retrieval counts, no "chances" of anything. • No checkmarks or warnings on your results. A number is a number. • No streaks, no badges, no celebration by default. • No advertising, and your cycle data is never sold. Loss is not an edge case here. If a cycle doesn't continue, Juni says so plainly and stays out of your way. THIS IS A BETA Juni is early. Some clinics report values Juni doesn't handle yet. If you hit one, tell us — that's what this release is for. NOT MEDICAL ADVICE Juni is an educational companion. It does not diagnose, treat, or replace your care team. Always follow your clinic's instructions.