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Directory guide · Last checked October 15, 2026
PCOS apps, limited to what each site says.
Checked October 15, 2026. The order is not a ranking. A product is here only when its own site names PCOS and we could read how it is priced.
How we chose
What had to be on the company's own site.
Balance's homepage names PCOS as one of the topics in a symptom-tracking app. Flo publishes a Health Library page on polycystic ovary syndrome and, on its homepage, describes cycle and symptom tracking. Mira's shop FAQ answers whether the analyzer is meant for PCOS hormone patterns. Telehealth clinics in this directory, including Allara, are not on this page. Their sites describe visits, not a log you keep in an app.
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PCOS apps, limited to what each site says.. Facts from official sites, checked October 15, 2026.
A hormone-health app. The homepage says you can track symptoms and read resources before a consultation.
The homepage names postnatal depression, endometriosis, PCOS, perimenopause, and menopause. It does not describe a hormone test.
The Balance+ page says a subscription keeps the rest of the app free. It names the App Store and Google Play, a 14-day trial, and canceling before day 14.
Balance+ was listed at £4.99 a month or £49.99 a year. The page says the price can vary by location.
A cycle and symptom app. Flo's homepage says you can track your cycle and symptoms. The PCOS address is a Health Library page titled Polycystic Ovary Syndrome.
The pages checked do not describe a PCOS test or a hormone sensor. The library page is an article, not a lab result.
The app is the product. Flo Premium is optional. The Flo Premium page did not print a dollar price.
No dollar price on the PCOS library page or on the Flo Premium page.
A urine hormone analyzer and app. The shop FAQ asks, “Can Mira help if I have PCOS?” and says the technology is designed to track hormone patterns often seen with PCOS.
That answer says Mira measures multiple reproductive hormones. It does not list the wand names. The Ultra4 wand page, checked the same day, names LH, E3G, PdG, and FSH.
The Ultra4 kit page said the Mira app is free on iOS and Android. Wands are bought again.
The PCOS answer did not list a dollar price. The Ultra4 kit page listed the kit at $249.
Balance
What it is
A hormone-health app. The homepage says you can track symptoms and read resources before a consultation.
What the site says it covers
The homepage names postnatal depression, endometriosis, PCOS, perimenopause, and menopause. It does not describe a hormone test.
Subscription
The Balance+ page says a subscription keeps the rest of the app free. It names the App Store and Google Play, a 14-day trial, and canceling before day 14.
Price
Balance+ was listed at £4.99 a month or £49.99 a year. The page says the price can vary by location.
The price is on the Balance+ page, https://balance-app.com/balance-plus, checked the same day. The condition list is on the homepage.
A cycle and symptom app. Flo's homepage says you can track your cycle and symptoms. The PCOS address is a Health Library page titled Polycystic Ovary Syndrome.
What the site says it covers
The pages checked do not describe a PCOS test or a hormone sensor. The library page is an article, not a lab result.
Subscription
The app is the product. Flo Premium is optional. The Flo Premium page did not print a dollar price.
Price
No dollar price on the PCOS library page or on the Flo Premium page.
Cycle and symptom tracking is described on https://flo.health/, checked the same day. The link in this row is Flo's Health Library page.
A urine hormone analyzer and app. The shop FAQ asks, “Can Mira help if I have PCOS?” and says the technology is designed to track hormone patterns often seen with PCOS.
What the site says it covers
That answer says Mira measures multiple reproductive hormones. It does not list the wand names. The Ultra4 wand page, checked the same day, names LH, E3G, PdG, and FSH.
Subscription
The Ultra4 kit page said the Mira app is free on iOS and Android. Wands are bought again.
Price
The PCOS answer did not list a dollar price. The Ultra4 kit page listed the kit at $249.
Mira's wording is the manufacturer's description of the device. It is not a statement that the device diagnoses or treats PCOS.
No. Balance's homepage names PCOS among topics for symptom tracking and articles. Flo's Health Library has a page titled Polycystic Ovary Syndrome, and Flo's homepage describes cycle and symptom tracking. Mira's shop answers a question about PCOS by describing hormone monitoring. None of those pages say the product diagnoses PCOS.
Why is Mira on a page about apps?
Mira is a urine analyzer with an app. The shop FAQ discusses PCOS, so it is listed beside the apps and labeled as an analyzer. The Ultra4 kit page said the app is free and listed the kit at $249.
Does Balance cost money?
The Balance+ page says a subscription helps keep the rest of the app free. It listed £4.99 a month or £49.99 a year, with a 14-day trial, and said the price can vary by location.
