Less to hold in memory.
Record symptoms, pain, and the details that matter, so your experience has a place beyond what you can recall on the day.
ENDOless is being built to help you keep track of symptoms, understand your experience over time, and prepare for conversations about your care. Starting with endometriosis.
Understanding endometriosis
Endometriosis is a long-term condition in which tissue similar to the uterine lining grows outside the uterus. It can cause inflammation, scarring, and pain.
Symptoms can include pelvic pain, painful periods, heavy bleeding, fatigue, bloating, and pain during sex or when using the toilet. Some people have few or no symptoms.
The impact can reach work, relationships, mental wellbeing, and fertility. Symptoms alone do not establish a diagnosis.
If symptoms affect your daily life, speak with a healthcare professional. Tracking can support that conversation; it cannot diagnose endometriosis.
The value we aim to bring
Our planned app turns a simple idea into practical support: a place to remember, reflect, and prepare.
Record symptoms, pain, and the details that matter, so your experience has a place beyond what you can recall on the day.
Bring individual check-ins together to explore changes in your experience, without treating a pattern as a diagnosis.
Revisit your history and the questions you want to ask, so you can arrive at care conversations better prepared.
A look at what we’re building. Launch features will be confirmed as the app takes shape.
How it comes together
Record what today feels like, including symptoms and context.
Bring individual moments together in an ongoing record.
Reflect on your experience and prepare for care conversations.
Why ENDOless exists
Alexandra Mont founded ENDOless after her own 16-year journey to an endometriosis diagnosis. Her experience, and the stories women have shared with her, shape what we’re building.
In more than 250 interviews, Alexandra heard about the hidden work of adapting daily life around symptoms: planning, cancellations, work, and relationships. Our ambition is to connect everyday support with information collected over time that could help women’s-health research. Read what those conversations taught us ↗
The wider picture
Women’s health includes physical and mental wellbeing throughout life, beyond reproductive health alone. Bias in research and care has left gaps in how women’s experiences are understood and addressed.
That is why our mission reaches beyond a symptom log: clearer knowledge, more room for lived experience, and better-informed conversations. Endometriosis is our starting point, not the limit of our ambition.
Alongside the free app, we’re exploring how information collected over time could help researchers understand women’s health more fully. This is a longer-term ambition, shaped by clear study purposes and informed participation.
Explore our research ambition ↗What we stand for
The principles guiding what we build, how we explain it, and the choices we make.
Take lived experience seriously. Make space for difficult days, uncertainty, and stories that do not fit a simple score.
Make data use understandable. Keep personal support and research participation distinct, with clear choices rather than assumptions.
Use trustworthy sources, acknowledge what is still unknown, and distinguish helpful observations from medical conclusions.
Recognize different backgrounds, bodies, and care journeys. Write clearly and design with accessibility in mind.
Privacy & informed choices
Health information is personal. Understanding who uses it, why, and what choices you have matters.
Our published privacy policy describes data collection, service providers and requests about your information.
Read the privacy policy (French) ↗For questions about your information, contact contact@endoless.app. Please avoid sending symptom histories in a general enquiry.
Read our article on health-data privacy ↗Building ENDOless
Progress in the wider health and technology community.
Program selection
Announced 9 March 2026
ENDOless announced its selection for the 2026 Health Innovation Intensive Training program.
Read the announcement ↗Ecosystem mapping
Announced 10 February 2026
ENDOless announced its inclusion in the 2026 mapping of French AI startups.
Read the announcement ↗Program selection and ecosystem recognition are milestones, not clinical validation.
Explore our news and milestones ↗Read, reflect, understand
Listening
The hidden work of adapting everyday life around symptoms.
Read more ↗Privacy
Questions to ask about health data, anonymity and research.
Read more ↗Education
An introduction from the World Health Organization.
Read more ↗Practical answers
The ENDOless app will be free. You will not need a paid community supporter membership to access the app.
We’re preparing for launch and will share availability when it is ready. There is no confirmed release date to announce yet.
We’re starting with women living with endometriosis. Our wider mission is to improve understanding of women’s health. We’ll share supported platforms and countries with the launch information.
We’re building tools for recording symptoms and daily context, revisiting your history, and preparing for care conversations. We’ll explain the features included when the app launches.
The signup opens ENDOless’s website community registration. It does not download the app or give immediate app access. Review the information and email options presented in the signup before joining.
No. Joining the website community is not enrolment in a research study.
No. It is being built to support tracking and reflection, not to provide a diagnosis or replace professional medical advice or treatment.
Read our privacy policy (French) or email contact@endoless.app.
Yes. Email contact@endoless.app with a short introduction and what you would like to explore.