Free 10-minute screening

Walk into every appointment with the whole story.

Your doctor sees you a few times a year. You live with PMOS (formerly PCOS) every day. Start with a free 10-minute screening and leave with a visit guide for your next appointment. Then join the beta, where a few taps a day keep that guide up to date.

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No account needed About 10 minutes Your guide is yours to keep
Your visit guide, ready
3 questions to ask

Too many people wait years to be heard.

4.3 years1

Average time from first symptoms to a PCOS/PMOS diagnosis.

Up to 70%2

Of women with PMOS are never diagnosed.

~5 million3

U.S. women of reproductive age are affected.

Sources
  1. 1.Sydora et al., BMC Women's Health (2023); Gibson-Helm et al., JCEM (2017)
  2. 2.World Health Organization, PCOS fact sheet (2023)
  3. 3.U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

How it works

From your first answers to every visit after

Step 1

Take the free screening

About 10 minutes, no account. Questions about your periods, skin, hair, and energy.

Step 2

Get your visit guide

Your probable pattern, the labs worth asking about, and the questions to bring. Read it or download it.

Step 3

Keep it going in the beta

Your finished screening comes with a referral code. Use it to join the waitlist for the daily log and a guide that updates before each visit.

You may know it as PCOS

The science has caught up.

In 2026, international clinical consensus renamed PCOS to PMOS, same condition, more accurate name. The old name implied ovarian cysts were the defining feature, when it's actually driven by endocrine and metabolic dysfunction. Veris is built around that updated understanding.

Still looking for answers

For symptoms without a diagnosis.

  • A 10-minute screening
  • Your probable pattern
  • The labs to ask for
  • A guide for your first visit
Start the free screening

Already diagnosed

For the visits that come after. Invite-only beta.

  • A daily symptom and period log
  • Charts across weeks and cycles
  • A guide that updates from your log
  • Questions to bring each time
Get your beta code with the screening →

Common questions

The things people ask first

Do I need an account or an invite?
Not for the screening. Take it, read your visit guide, and download it with no account. The daily log and the guide that updates need a beta account, and the beta is invite-only.
How do I join the beta?
Finish the screening. Your results come with a referral code. Use it to join the waitlist, and we email you when your spot is ready.
Is this a diagnosis?
No. Veris is a decision-support and education tool. It helps you bring a clear record to a qualified clinician, who makes any diagnosis and any treatment decision.
What does the visit guide show?
Before a diagnosis: your screening results, your probable pattern, and the labs worth asking about. After a diagnosis: what changed in your symptoms and periods since your last update, what you'll likely be asked, and the questions to bring.
What if I already have a diagnosis?
Take the screening too. It records your pattern in one place and gives you your beta code. In the beta, choose the appointment guide: it updates from your daily log, so each visit starts from what actually happened.
What's the difference between PCOS and PMOS?
Same condition, new name: PCOS was renamed PMOS in 2026 via international consensus.