01 · Track your day
Log it without making it a whole thing.
Track mood, symptoms, sleep, supplements, flow and fitness without writing a dissertation about your uterus.
Mood. Sleep. Symptoms. Cycles. Supplements. Fitness. Brain fog. Random Tuesday rage.
Track what you're experiencing, spot patterns over time, and make a little more sense of the hormonal chaos.
Somewhere along the way, your sleep changed. Your moods got louder. Your brain started dropping words mid-sentence. Your energy became unpredictable. Your body stopped responding the way it used to.
And somehow, you were still expected to just... carry on.
HMHC was built to help you start connecting the dots.
Meet the app
HMHC gives you one place to track what matters, notice patterns over time, and make a little more sense of what your body is doing.
01 · Track your day
Track mood, symptoms, sleep, supplements, flow and fitness without writing a dissertation about your uterus.
02 · Connect the dots
Your recent logs can help reveal repeating symptoms, sleep connections and other patterns worth keeping an eye on.
03 · Bring receipts
Turn your logged history into an appointment-ready report you can generate and share with your healthcare provider. Because “I swear something is fucking happening” is not technically a medical history.
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I wasn’t prepared for the exhaustion.
Or the rage. The brain fog. The anxiety. The body changes. The ADHD symptoms suddenly kicking the door off the hinges. Or waking up one day wondering when the hell I stopped feeling like myself.
I went looking for answers and found a whole lot of clinical information, wellness perfection, and advice that didn’t feel anything like the life I was actually living.
So I started talking about it.
The Hot Mess Hormone Club grew from one simple idea: who better to talk about the shit women go through than a woman going through the shit?
I’m not standing on the other side of perimenopause with all the answers. I’m working, parenting, training, forgetting words I’ve known my entire life, and figuring this out right alongside you.
That became the HMHC app.
Built by a woman in it, for women in it.
No perfection required. Just better information, more support, and a whole lot less feeling like you’re losing your damn mind.