You've been doing the work, the tracking, and the proving. Alone.
Managing a chronic illness is a full-time job you were handed with no training, no tools, and no record. You track what you can. You research at 2am. You change your diet, your routine, your medication. Then you get seven minutes to prove any of it happened.
7.6minutes is all the system sees.
525,524minutes a year are yours. Unmonitored. Undocumented. Unseen.
Whatever you're living with, that ratio doesn't change.
33.6%1of women wait 2 to 4 years to be told they have PCOS after their first symptoms.
70%2of women with PCOS have never been told they have it.
Years of not being believed, before anyone writes it down.
- 1Gibson-Helm et al. (2017)
- 2WHO PCOS Fact Sheet (2023)
PCOS is where we start.
What Curo does
One record, logged once. Curo turns it into patterns you can see between appointments, and a one-page summary your doctor can work from when you get there.
Daily Clarity
A record that takes under 20 seconds a day to keep. Miss one and nothing breaks. Curo reads what you've logged and finds the connections you couldn't see alone: real correlations in your own data, never population averages. Your first pattern arrives at day 21, once there is enough data for it to be statistically real. If it isn't, Curo says so.
Ask Curo
The 2am search without the spiral.
Not Google. Not a forum thread. Answers from verified medical sources, with citations.
Flare Mode
Asks less and understands more.
On bad days, fewer prompts and a gentler ask. Skip is always an option. Skipping is still data. No streaks. No guilt.
Community Hub
People who actually get it.
Curo Circle, moderated with a crisis-response protocol. Plus links to established patient communities we don't moderate.
Clinical Support
You walk in with three months of experience and walk out having said maybe two minutes of it. The system is built for snapshots, not stories.
- Appointment Mode turns your logged history into a one-page summary your doctor can actually use, plus the questions worth asking based on your own patterns.
- You walk in ready to talk, not just to hand over paperwork.
- Built with OBGYN specialists around what a doctor needs in a 15-minute follow-up.
Three months.One page.Sixty seconds.
- Built with 2 OBGYN specialists
- 15 patients co-developing
- Scientific advisor: ML & Data
- Built to EU health data law from day one
Trackers take. Curo gives something back.
Every piece of data you give Curo gives something back in the same session.
- Log something, see it acknowledged.
- Log a flare, watch Flare Mode adjust.
- Skip a day and Curo shows you the week around it, then accounts for the gap.
Nothing is assumed about a day you didn't log. Nothing disappears into a black box.
Privacy and safety
Your health data will never be sold. Ever.
Your data stays in Europe.
The strictest category of data protection in EU law, built in from day one.
Reproductive data can be kept on your device only, if you prefer.
Export or delete everything, permanently, whenever you want.
Nobody reaches your health data through Curo. The architecture blocks it.
We're building Curo because we needed it. One of us lives with PCOS. One with epilepsy. Between us: years of scattered apps, half-filled notebooks, and relying on memory in the one appointment that mattered. Too many of those ended without answers.
This isn't a market we found. It's the tool we couldn't.
Core tracking will always be free. Premium unlocks the full pattern engine, Appointment Mode, and Ask Curo.
We haven't set the Premium price yet. Premium is free for the co-development cohort through the whole beta, and we'll set the price with their input, not without it.
If the cost of Premium is ever a barrier, Curo Heroes provides full access. Not charity. The people who need this most are often least able to pay for it.
Reach out at support@mycuro.app.
Get early access. Help us build it right.
Curo is in private beta. Waitlist members are first in line when we launch, with a direct line to us on what gets built next.
You've done the hard part alone. You won't have to for much longer.
No. Trackers track. Curo connects what you log to what changes alongside it, then turns that into something worth raising at your next appointment.
No, and it never will. Curo does not replace your doctor, and it will not tell you what you have or what to take. It helps you see your own patterns, and prepares you both for a better conversation.
Pre-visit summaries in this format are already standard practice in oncology. We built ours with specialists so they'd actually use it.
Skipping is still data. Curo notes the gap without guilt, and on bad days Flare Mode cuts the ask to under a minute.
Yes. PCOS is our launch condition. The architecture works across conditions, and the waitlist is open to anyone living with a chronic illness.
We're based in Berlin and launching in Germany first, then the wider EU. Join from anywhere and we'll tell you when your market opens.