KNOW YOUR BODY.
TRUST YOUR DATA.
Lylac pairs a simple at-home pH reading with your symptoms and cycle, so patterns that were invisible become clear — privately, and on your terms.
A small number that says a lot.
Vaginal pH is a simple, low-cost signal you can check at home in about a minute. On its own it's just a number — but tracked over time, alongside how you feel and where you are in your cycle, it becomes context you and your clinician can actually use.
Lylac turns scattered readings into a clear, private picture of what's normal for you.
General education only. Lylac does not diagnose conditions — talk to a healthcare provider about your results.
Three steps. About a minute a day.
No clinic visit, no guesswork. Just a simple routine that builds a clear record over time.
TEST
Use a pH test strip at home and read the result in moments.
LOG
Record your reading with symptoms, mood and cycle day — in a few taps.
UNDERSTAND
See your trends on clear charts and get plain-language summaries of your data.
Your patterns, finally visible.
TREND CHARTS WITH REFERENCE BANDS
Every reading plotted against the typical range, so shifts stand out at a glance — across days, weeks and cycles.
LYLAC AI SUMMARIES
Plain-language summaries of what you've logged — private, judgment-free.
CYCLE-AWARE
Readings are viewed in the context of your cycle day, so normal fluctuations aren't mistaken for problems.
SYMPTOMS IN CONTEXT
Pair each reading with how you feel physically and emotionally — the full picture, not a single number.
YOUR DATA, YOUR CALL
View, export or delete what you've shared. You stay in control of your record.
Intimate data deserves serious protection.
Women's health data is some of the most sensitive information there is. We built Lylac around that fact from day one.
LAUNCHING 2027
Our vaginal insights research program and apps are on the way. Thank you for being early — we can't wait to share more.
Lylac Health is a wellness and research platform. It is not a medical device and does not diagnose, treat or prevent any condition. Always consult a qualified healthcare professional about your sexual and reproductive health.