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You already know something is wrong.

Endii helps you prove it.

Snap a meal. Log a flare in two taps. Endii keeps the notes and hands you back patterns that can survive an appointment.

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Free to download · iPhone

Endii, a small red panda, holding up a phone with patterns floating out of it

This is Endii. She is the friend who happens to keep good notes.

2,441 women said "they told me it was normal"

754 said "I finally found answers"

2,067 said about "my body fighting me"

1,868 searching for "something that actually works"

2,441 women said "they told me it was normal"

754 said "I finally found answers"

2,067 said about "my body fighting me"

1,868 searching for "something that actually works"

How it works

Five things. All of them small.

Every one of them exists because a woman with endo needed it, not because a product team thought it sounded good.

Endii the red panda sitting with a phone, scanning a meal

Meal scan

Snap the meal. Scratch to see what it did.

Photograph what you actually ate, not what a food diary wishes you ate. Endii reads the plate, scores it against your own history, and hides that score under a foil panel you scratch off yourself.

Scored against your logs, not a generic endo diet list.

Endii wrapped in a blanket holding a warm mug after a flare

Flare log

Two taps on a bad day. That is the whole ask.

When you are on the floor, you are not filling in a form. Two taps logs the flare. Later, Endii comes back with a blanket, an honest read on your week, and a door through to the patterns if you want it.

No confetti on a flare. Not once, not ever.

Endii looking up in wonder at a constellation of connected patterns

The Pattern Reading

Horoscope vibes. Every line has receipts.

the grudge. storm season. the day-late bill. Endii reads your week back to you in the grammar of a horoscope, except every claim has to clear its evidence floor before it is allowed on the page.

45 meals say so.

Endii holding a neat stack of printed report pages

The export

Pages of proof. Dated, organised, doctor ready.

Your appointment is eleven minutes long. Walk in with ninety days of it: check-ins, flares, meals, cycle, and the correlations between them, laid out so it is hard to wave away.

Every number on the page is a number in your file.

Endii in her room beside a rail of outfits and a shelf of collectibles

Endii's world

She earns her outfits by turning up with you.

There is a room, a wardrobe, a sticker binder and a jar of coins. Coins come from presence: opening the app, checking in, adding a meal. Never from pain. A tracker that pays you for symptoms is teaching you the wrong thing.

Stickers acknowledge the hard days. Nothing celebrates them.

Why Endii

You have tried the pill, the surgery, and being told to do yoga.
Try walking in with the receipts instead.

How Endii stays honest

The delight never outruns the data.

Gates, not hedges

A claim below its evidence floor is left out, not softened into a maybe. A short reading is an honest one. A padded one is fake.

Receipts close every claim

Horoscopes guess. Endii cites. Every line names the logs it came from, so you can check her working.

Your body, not the internet's

Everyone's endo is different. Endii finds your triggers in your data, and stays quiet about everyone else's.

I didn't build Endii because I studied endo.
I built it because I lived it.

Age 9

First period, first collapse.

The school nurse said I was "just dramatic." My journey of being dismissed began.

Teens to 20s

A decade of "Normal."

6 different birth controls, 2 surgeries that "found nothing," and a box of heating pads.

Breaking Point

ER visit #12.

Lying on a hospital floor, I realized no one was coming to save me. I had to solve my own body.

The Turn

Data became my cure.

I started tracking everything. I found that my pain wasn't random, it was a predictable physiological response.

Now

Pain-free and building.

I solved it for me. Now I'm automating that data-driven discovery so you don't have to wait 20 years like I did.

Your logs are not a diary. They are evidence.

Free on the App Store. Bring the receipts.