PMOS doesn't pause between appointments.Cyster doesn't either.

Private care between PCOS (now PMOS) appointments. Make sense of labs and cycles, prepare for the next visit, and manage the daily decisions in between.

Care management for PMOS
How Cyster works

Three surfaces, one thread.

  1. 01

    Atlas

    Tap any symptom. See which other parts of your body it connects to.

  2. 02

    Pattern

    Twelve questions. Find out which arm of PMOS may be loudest today.

  3. 03

    Companion

    Carry your labs, cycles, and questions across visits — privately.

Between appointments

Care happens in the days no one is watching.

For women with PMOS (or PCOS) — newly diagnosed, decades in, or somewhere between.

A PMOS appointment may last fifteen minutes. Cyster is built for the time in between, so the next clinical conversation starts further along than the last one ended.

Between visits
  1. 01

    Preserve the context

    Keep the details that usually disappear between visits: changes, flares, questions, labs, decisions, and what you tried.

  2. 02

    Understand the longer arc

    Not every symptom matters every week. Cyster helps make the longer arc easier to understand.

  3. 03

    Prepare the next conversation

    Plain-language guidance helps turn lived experience into better questions, better notes, and better clinical conversations.

Body Atlas

One body. One map. The wiring behind your symptoms.

PMOS does not show up as a single symptom. It shows up as a system. Start anywhere; follow the lines.

Open the Body Atlas

Every node grounded in current evidence and reviewed for clinical clarity.

Pattern Assessment

Twelve questions. One named pattern.

Twelve questions translate how PMOS feels into a clinically informed read. You leave with a named pattern and a way to bring it into your next visit.

Take the Pattern Assessment
Companion

A private companion that holds the thread.

Cyster remembers what your appointments forget: labs, cycles, the question you meant to ask. It does not push protocols.

Meet the companion
Your thread stays yours
From the beta

Three concrete things Cyster helped Drop 1 beta members with between appointments: labs, medication questions, and daily decisions.

  1. 01

    Lab context.Helped surface what may be worth asking about, instead of assuming every symptom is “just PMOS.”

  2. 02

    Medication questions. Helped organize side effects and possible interaction questions for a clinician or pharmacist.

  3. 03

    Daily decisions. Made food and energy choices feel neutral, practical, and easier to act on.

Composite from the Drop 1 beta cohort · Toronto, 2026
Clinical leadership

Mary makes sure Cyster can actually help.

Portrait of Mary Kristine Zabala
Mary Kristine Zabala
Clinical co-founder
RN · EMHI

Every surface Cyster ships is reviewed for clinical clarity and safety before it reaches a member.

  • Atlas claims trace back to current PMOS guidelines.
  • Pattern logic is grounded in peer-reviewed evidence.
  • Companion responses follow content standards Mary writes herself.

Cyster does not diagnose, treat, or replace your healthcare team.

Meet the founders
The space between

The space between appointments is where PMOS actually lives.

Pattern is not a cure. It is what gives the next decision a shape. You begin to read your body the way Cyster reads the research.

The point

Managed, not just monitored.

Care management for PMOS
Membership

Care that travels with you, between visits.

Drop 1 opens to a small founding cohort in summer 2026. Founding members shape the clinical roadmap with Mary, RN.

What you get
  • Private access to the Body Atlas
  • The full Pattern Assessment with results saved
  • First look at the Companion preview as each surface opens
  • Mary’s clinical notes, sent slowly, no marketing

No marketing emails. One note when Drop 1 opens. Dismissible anytime.