Cycle intelligence, pregnancy, birth and postpartum context connect in one continuous program.
Explore Cycles and PregnancyFrom first cycle to first years
Women's health, connected for life
One Story. One Journey. One Home.
A woman's health changes across a lifetime. Our stories should stay connected.
One private record carries your story across six clinical programs, always with your consent and always for a purpose you can see.
The continuity problem
Women's health is longitudinal. Most systems remain episodic.
Cycle, reproductive, mental, sexual, metabolic and treatment histories are frequently separated across applications, providers and benefit periods. That fragmentation weakens context at the point of care and limits the quality of longitudinal evidence.
Shiora preserves the thread.
6clinical programs, from first cycles to later life
1guide, Sana, with you in every program
2published clinical frameworks, applied transparently
1private record that stays yours for life
The record
A record that makes earlier information useful later.
A change identified in midlife is more interpretable when years of reproductive history remain structured, permissioned and available for review.
Sara MalikLongitudinal reproductive history
Illustrative
Age 32Cycle history beginsDates, flow, symptoms and context
Age 47Pattern change has historySelected criteria applied when appropriate
Consent receiptSpecific purposeTime boundRevocable
Illustrative record interface.
- Structured capture
Clinical context begins with information that can travel.
Cycles, symptoms, mood, treatments and results are organised in a longitudinal record rather than isolated inside a single episode.
- Defined program logic
Each pathway works from the same history.
Published criteria are applied where implemented, while relevant context carries forward across programs and life stages.
- Governed access
Access follows purpose, consent and time.
Approved disclosures and revocations are recorded so individuals and authorised institutions can review how information was used.
Programs
Six programs. One record. Every chapter connected.
Each program addresses a distinct domain while operating on the same record. Context moves forward without requiring people or institutions to reconstruct the past at every transition.
Menopause transition support connects with the longer view of healthy ageing and vitality.
Explore Menopause and MidlifeKnow where you are
Menopause and Midlife
Mental health support sits within the same reproductive and life-stage context as the wider record.
Explore Mind and MoodMood has a cycle
Mind and Mood
Sexual wellness, intimacy, pelvic health and identity have a considered place in the longitudinal record.
Explore Intimate HealthThe part nobody asks about
Intimate Health
Prevention, screening, mobility and musculoskeletal resilience are read against reproductive history.
Explore Prevention and VitalityYour thirties are data for your sixties
Prevention and Vitality
Six specialist pathways connect complex care questions with the reproductive and longitudinal history that preceded them.
Explore Specialist CareSpecialist care, connected
Specialist Care
In practice
Different questions. One connected story.
Programs work better together because they read the same record, and Sana, your Shiora guide, connects the dots across them. Two illustrative journeys show how. They are composite examples, not real members.
Jo-Ann finds her rhythm again.
Pelvic pain and hot flashes were disrupting Jo-Ann's intimate life. With Menopause and Midlife she sees how her symptoms follow her menopausal stage, while Intimate Health gives her sexual pain a considered place in the same record. Patterns emerge: she finds the comfortable moments, shares them with her husband, and they feel more in tune than they have in years.
Explore Menopause and MidlifeAditi gets back on the pitch.
College rugby, a heavy courseload, and severe period nausea that kept stealing training weeks. Cycles and Pregnancy takes the busy work out of cycle prediction while Mind and Mood supports her self-guided anxiety management. Aditi plans training around her body instead of being surprised by it, and puts her energy into the next game.
Explore Cycles and PregnancyTechnology
Clinical logic, interoperability and governance built for institutional scrutiny.
Shiora separates clinical classification, longitudinal data, consent enforcement and auditability so each layer can be evaluated on its own evidence and status.
Criteria remain visible
Where implemented, deterministic classification keeps the source, rule and threshold available for clinical review instead of obscuring them inside a model output.
Review clinical logicStandards-based exchange
HL7 FHIR R4 supports consented import and export where connected systems provide the required resources and approved workflow.
Review interoperability designPurpose-bound, accountable access
Approved disclosures, their purpose, duration and revocation are recorded in a tamper-evident audit history designed for independent verification.
Review consent controlsControls with a visible status
Implemented safeguards, active migration work and certification activity are separated clearly so technical and procurement teams can evaluate the current position.
Review security posture
For institutions
One record. Different decisions. Clear boundaries.
Clinics, employers, health plans, governments and research institutions engage through paid, consented access appropriate to their role. That access is what funds Shiora. The individual remains central, every approved use is purpose-bound and revocable, and institutional activity is recorded for audit.
Clinical interoperabilityPopulation governanceControlled research access
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Insights
Evidence for decisions that cannot rely on slogans.
The Shiora evidence library includes 57 source-led reviews across clinical care, research methods, population health and responsible technology. Each review links its sources and keeps important limits visible.
Health systems · Evidence review
Closing the Evidence Gap in Women's Health Research
How research funding, study design, data collection and implementation continue to shape gaps in women's health evidence.
Read the review
Clinical validation
How to Validate Digital Health for Women
From technical performance to evidence of clinical benefit.
Data and trust
Reproductive Health Data: Privacy, Interoperability and Patient Control
A practical framework for useful exchange with proportionate exposure.
Connected maternal care
Remote Monitoring in High-Risk Pregnancy
Why safe deployment requires escalation, equity and clinical workflow, not only devices.
Trust
Governance institutions can inspect. Control people can exercise.
Security, consent, interoperability and compliance positions are documented with scope and status so clinical, research, procurement and technical teams can evaluate them directly.
Encryption with defined scope
Implemented controls and active migration work are documented separately in the current security position.
Access with an audit history
Approved disclosures and revocations are recorded in a tamper-evident history designed for verification.
Portability and privacy rights
Access, export, correction and deletion workflows are designed around applicable rights and legal retention requirements.
Assurance with a status
Each framework, assessment and certification is presented with its scope and current maturity rather than implied as complete.
One continuous record
A record people can keep. Infrastructure institutions can trust.
Shiora is free for women, premium insights included, for life. Institutions fund the platform through paid, consented, purpose-bound access that you control and can revoke at any time.