Daily check-in
The young person can answer a short set of wellbeing questions when they want to. Missed days are allowed.
ASH helps young people record how they feel and helps families see whether changes in wellbeing follow the menstrual cycle — without trying to make a diagnosis.
ASH turns small daily observations into a longitudinal view that can be easier to discuss with a parent, therapist, psychiatrist, paediatrician or gynaecologist.
The young person can answer a short set of wellbeing questions when they want to. Missed days are allowed.
Scores can be viewed alongside menstrual bleeding and cycle information to make recurring changes easier to notice.
Families can use the dashboard or an export when discussing patterns with a healthcare professional.
“You choose whether you want to check in today. You can stop when you want. ASH is here to help you describe what has been happening — not to judge your answers.”
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Designed for mobile use and low cognitive load.
Completion status and recent entries without unnecessary detail.
Review symptom, cycle and contextual information together.
Daily information can help families describe when symptoms changed, whether they returned toward baseline and what else was happening at the time.
ASH makes its questions and scoring transparent. It records observations; it does not calculate a diagnosis or recommend a treatment.
Create or access your private ASH account and start a profile using only a nickname.