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Tell Umi what is happening
Start with one concern. Umi helps gather the next useful detail, without asking you to explain everything at once.
Start with Umi
A clinical concierge
for pelvic pain.
Tell Umi what is happening. Unmesha helps bring your story together, prepare for care, and keep track of what comes next. One small step at a time.
You choose what
to share
No perfect record
needed
YOUR CARE, CONNECTEDOne story.
One story.
Ready to return to.
Your Personal Period Profile
Your appointment preparation
Your next steps, together
In your own words.
At your own pace.
What would help today?
Start with Umi, or go straight to peer support booking. Your needs can change. Your story stays connected.
Is my period normal?
Start with what feels different. You do not need medical words.
Start hereTalk to someone who gets it
Go directly to peer support booking and see available times.
Start hereBuild my Personal Period Profile
Bring your story together, a little at a time.
Start hereI have an appointment. Help me prepare
Turn what matters to you into a useful guide and brief.
Start here
Umi helps you organise and prepare. It does not diagnose or replace a clinician.
How it works
Less to remember.
More to bring into care.
Your Personal Period Profile (PPP) grows across short conversations, updates, and care moments. You do not need to complete it all in one sitting.
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Build your profile gradually
Your Personal Period Profile brings together cycle changes, pain, daily impact, and what you have tried. Add to it at your pace.
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Prepare for the appointment
Use the same story for two outputs: a plain-language patient guide and a concise clinician brief. Choose what you share and with whom.
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Take the next steps
After the visit, keep the clinician’s instructions and your questions together. See which tests, referrals, or follow-ups still need attention.
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Close the loop & continue care
Record what you tried, what helped, and what changed. Carry that context into your next conversation without rebuilding your history.
You do not have to become an expert patient.
The aim is less remembering, explaining, and coordinating on your own.
You are not alone.
Start with what you know. Leave room for what you do not.
Onecontinuous care record
Twooutputs for the appointment
Youat the centre of every step
Someone who gets it
Sometimes it helps to talk before you decide what comes next.
Book a conversation with an Unmesha peer. This opens peer support booking directly. You do not need perfect words or a plan. Human support depends on availability.
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Find the words
Talk through what has been happening without having to explain it perfectly.
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Prepare for care
Work out what you want to ask or remember before an appointment.
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Make sense of what happened
Unpack a confusing care experience and decide what you want to come back to.
Your Personal Period Profile
A little context today. Less to explain next time.
Your PPP is the story behind each conversation with Umi. It helps turn what you have experienced into something useful for care.
- 01A profile that grows with you
Your cycle, pain, related symptoms, history, and concerns belong in one Personal Period Profile. Start with what you remember and add detail over time.
- 02Small updates, useful context
Period and symptom logging keeps your PPP current. Note what changed, what it affected, and whether something helped. Approximate dates and “I don’t know” are useful too.
- 03A record you can return to
You do not need a separate diary or a daily habit. Gaps are missing information, not symptom-free days. Review your story and choose what to share.
One profile, two outputsFor you
Your patient guide
A plain-language summary of your story, what to mention, questions to ask, and documents to bring.
Prepare for my appointmentReview before sharing. You can choose to share your profile through WhatsApp yourself. There is no automatic delivery. Information goes to a clinic only with your explicit consent.
Support now, with more in development.
Keep your record useful after the visit. Here is what you can use now and what we are still exploring.
A carefully reviewed care network
We plan to build a small network of nearby clinicians with a documented vetting standard. Clinician matching and booking are not available yet.
Less work after the visit
Upload a prescription or report as a PDF or image. Sign in to use extraction where AI document processing is enabled, then review and confirm the draft. Download optional calendar reminders to add or remove in your own calendar. Automatic reminders are not available.
Nutrition and everyday support
Later-phase work, after the core care flow is validated. Nutrition support is not live and would not replace treatment or change a prescription.
Read when it helps
Useful words for real care moments.
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For people with period pain · Understanding change
When your period changes more than your calendar
A simple way to notice when a period is changing how you sleep, work, study, move, or make plans.
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For people with period pain · Prepare for care
How to prepare for an appointment without telling your whole story at once
Bring the facts that change the conversation, even when your history feels long or hard to explain.
6 min readRead article →03
For people with period pain · Follow-through
How to make “wait and see” easier to return to
Turn an open-ended wait into a plan you can remember and revisit without pressure.
5 min readRead article →Clear answers
What to know about Unmesha.
Start with the essentials: what Unmesha does, who it supports, and where its role ends.
What is Unmesha?
Unmesha is a low-effort clinical concierge for pelvic pain. Start with Umi to bring your story together, build your Personal Period Profile (PPP), prepare for care, and keep track of what comes next.
Where do I start with Umi?
Start with one of four needs: “Is my period normal?”, “Talk to someone who gets it”, “Build my Personal Period Profile”, or “I have an appointment. Help me prepare”. Umi supports understanding, profile building, and appointment preparation. The support option opens peer support booking directly. Human support depends on availability.
Do I need a complete history or daily logs?
No. Your Personal Period Profile grows a little at a time. Period and symptom logging keeps it current for care, rather than creating a separate diary. Approximate dates, partial memories, and “I don’t know” are useful. A missing entry does not mean a symptom-free day.
What are the two appointment outputs?
Your patient guide puts your story, questions, and what to bring into plain language. Your clinician brief brings together symptoms, cycle history, prior care, treatment response, and goals for the visit. It contains no predicted diagnosis or instructions for the clinician. Review the context before sharing. Information goes to a clinic only with your explicit consent. You can choose to share your profile through WhatsApp yourself; there is no automatic delivery.
What happens after an appointment?
Keep the clinician’s next steps, open questions, and treatment response in your record. You can upload prescriptions or reports as PDFs or images. Extraction requires a signed-in account and AI document processing enabled for the service. Review and confirm the extracted draft. Optional calendar reminders can be downloaded and added or removed in your own calendar. Automatic reminders are not available. Unmesha does not change your treatment plan.
Can Unmesha find or book a vetted doctor for me?
Not yet. A small, carefully reviewed clinician network, matching, and booking are planned. No live vetted network or booking service is currently offered. You can prepare for an appointment you arrange yourself.
Is nutrition support available?
No. Nutrition and everyday health support are later-phase work, after the core care flow is validated. They are not part of the current service and would not replace treatment or change a prescription.
Does clinical concierge mean medical care?
No. It means help gathering context, preparing for care, and following through. Unmesha does not diagnose, prescribe, guarantee outcomes, or replace a clinician or emergency care. Partners, family, and friends can also use the public guides to offer support without taking over.
You do not have to explain everything today.
Start with one concern. Let Umi help you gather what matters for the next step.
Start with what you need