A little more clarity. A little less to carry.
For your next visit —everything at your fingertips.
The lab report in your inbox. The questions in your head. The next appointment. Bring them into one calm space, for you and your partner.
Start with what you have. Go at your own pace.
A visit with your doctor
20 OctoberQuestions & notes
Recommendations
Less searching.
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ONE VISIT AT A TIME
A simple rhythm for your care.
You don’t need to plan everything today. Keep what matters for this visit, then carry the useful things forward.
- 01
Gather your materials
Start with existing documents. There is no checklist of tests to complete.
- 02
Prepare for your visit
Add your doctor, a date, your questions and the documents you want to discuss.
- 03
Keep your next steps
Save what you discussed and the recommendations you received. Earlier visits stay in your history.
YOUR CURRENT VISITA visit with your doctor
What should we discuss at the visit?
Only what you need
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PDFs · Photos · Lab reports · Medical notes
01 / GATHER WHAT YOU HAVE
Less searching.More peace of mind.
Upload the reports you already have, as PDFs or photos. Keep lab results, scans, prescriptions and doctor’s notes together, ready for your next conversation.
- Find documents by category
- Attach materials to a visit
- Share a document with your doctor
MEET MIA
A familiar face.A clearer explanation.
Medical words can be a lot to take in. Ask Mia to help explain a saved report in everyday language, then keep the conversation and your questions together.
Get to know MiaMia is an AI companion. She supports understanding; diagnosis and treatment decisions belong with your clinician.
Let’s look through it together. I can explain the terms and help you prepare questions for your doctor.
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ON YOUR OWN. OR TOGETHER.
Less to explain all over again.
Invite your partner into your shared family space. Keep documents, appointments and next steps in the same place, with room for how you both feel.
You can also use FertOS on your own.FOR CLINICS
Your care team, connected.
A connected clinic can organise visits and assign tests, medications and other steps. Patients keep their materials and follow-up in one place. The clinic leads the care; FertOS helps keep it organised.
A FEW THINGS YOU MIGHT WONDER
Start where you are.
Do I need to be in treatment to use FertOS?
No. You can start while planning a pregnancy, preparing for a first consultation or already receiving care. Begin with documents and questions you have today.
What can I keep in my space?
PDFs and photos of lab reports, ultrasound reports, prescriptions and medical notes. You can organise them by category and attach relevant materials to a visit.
Do I need to complete a plan of tests?
No. FertOS does not create a compulsory testing checklist based on the path you select. Add your own tasks or keep the recommendations and orders your clinician has given you.
Can I start for free?
Yes. The free plan includes storage for up to 10 documents per family. Premium adds extended features, including AI document conversations. Current options and limits are shown in the app.
Can my partner or doctor see my documents?
An invited partner joins your shared family space. You can share documents with your doctor by link. Your connected care team uses a clinic portal to work with your family’s materials. Review sharing settings in the app before sharing.
Does Mia replace a medical consultation?
No. Mia helps explain information and prepare questions. She does not replace diagnosis, medical advice or a treatment plan from your clinician.
A calmer place to begin.
One document. One question. One visit at a time.
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