Understand your cycle,
measured at home.
Danae is a small at-home device that takes a 90-second daily measurement of multiple biological signals, building a clearer and continuous picture of your cycle over time.
Currently in clinical trials. Not yet available to consumers.
Reliable cycle insight has been out of reach.
Most women have very limited reliable insight into their own cycle. The tools available today rely largely on self-reported symptoms or single isolated measurements, leaving real patterns hidden.
Danae is built around a different idea: a short, daily measurement of multiple biological signals, analysed together over time. The result is a continuous picture of the cycle, grounded in your own data.
Ninety seconds a day. A clearer picture over time.
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A 90-second daily measurement
Use the device once a day, at home. The measurement itself takes about ninety seconds.
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Multiple biomarkers, captured together
Danae measures cervical mucus, body temperature and microcirculation signals: three complementary indicators of cycle activity.
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An algorithm that learns your pattern
The signals are combined and analysed by an algorithm that adapts over time to your individual cycle.
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Insight in the Danae app
Measurements sync automatically to the app, where you can follow your current cycle phase and how it shifts day to day.
Early signals, confirmed afterwards, measured every day.
By combining biomarkers with different timing characteristics, Danae can describe the fertile window with more nuance than single-signal methods.
An early indicator
Mucus signals shift before ovulation, giving an early indication that the fertile window is beginning or approaching.
Confirmation afterwards
Body temperature is used to confirm, after the fact, that the fertile window has closed, adding precision to the analysis.
Patterns become visible
Because Danae is used every day, changes between consecutive days become visible, and individual patterns emerge over weeks and months.
A foundation for many ways
to understand your body.
A continuous, individual record of cycle data could one day support a range of personal goals: from trying to conceive, to planning training and recovery around the cycle, to broader lifestyle decisions. This is the long-term direction we are working toward, not a claim about what Danae does today.
In clinical trials.
Not on the market.
Danae is currently undergoing clinical trials. The device is not yet available to consumers and we do not make medical claims at this stage.
The focus of this phase is to collect rigorous data, validate the underlying technology, and prepare for future certification and a careful market introduction.