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Endometriosis cannot be cured, but it can be managed.

Endometriosis cannot be cured, but it can be managed.

Thrive is designed to help women with endometriosis manage, track, and identify patterns in their symptoms, diet, menstrual cycle, and mood. By leveraging data driven insights, the app aims to identify potential tiggers with the goal of preventing future flare-ups.

Role : Solo product designer


Thrive is designed to help women with endometriosis manage, track, and identify patterns in their symptoms, diet, menstrual cycle, and mood. By leveraging data driven insights, the app aims to identify potential tiggers with the goal of preventing future flare-ups.

Research Questions

As a result of this, we were able to have an idea about the thoughts that pop up in a user’s mind due to multiple variable factors. It's definitely not a relaxed state to be in!

As a result of this, we were able to have an idea about the thoughts that pop up in a user’s mind due to multiple variable factors. It's definitely not a relaxed state to be in!

What's causing my pain today ?

This is exhausting

Did my food trigger my flare up?

What can help me reduce my flare-ups ?

I hope this cycle is less painful

Who can I speak to about this?

Are these symptoms normal?

Are these supplements working?

What challenges

do people with

endometriosis face

often ?

What exactly needs

to be tracked ?

How do they

currently tackle

does challenges ?

What will make the

symptom tracking

easier and more

effective?

How do people

currrently track

their symptoms ?

What correlations have they noticed between their daily routines and symptoms?

So, what do we need to do?

Identify the key problems that require an immediate

solution.


Identify the key problems that require an immediate solution.


Many users don’t track symptoms at all or use generic cycle tracking solutions.

Mood fluctuations and stress play a significant role in symptom severity.

Users struggle to identify what triggers their symptoms.

A one-size-fits-all solution does not work for everyone.

Solution


Challenges

An interesting issue faced was that every user had unique symptom triggers, which naturally prioritised one solution over another, making it challenging to create a universal information hierarchy.

To address this, we conducted a closed-ended card sorting exercise, where users categorised key terms as "Valuable" or "Less Valuable." Despite individual differences, patterns emerged, revealing a shared mental model.

This insight shaped the platform’s information architecture and flow, ensuring an experience that felt both personalised and intuitive.

By allowing users to define what mattered most, we created a structure that adapts to different needs while maintaining clarity and accessibility for all.

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Learnings


  • Early user testing showed strong interest, with participants finding the tracking system intuitive and easy to use.

  • Since showcasing the prototype, the team has gained 150% increased attention from potential users and an increase in feedback rate from angel investors, driving more conversations and funding opportunities.

Challenges

An interesting issue faced was that every user had unique symptom triggers, which naturally prioritised one solution over another, making it challenging to create a universal information hierarchy.

To address this, we conducted a closed-ended card sorting exercise, where users categorised key terms as "Valuable" or "Less Valuable." Despite individual differences, patterns emerged, revealing a shared mental model.

This insight shaped the platform’s information architecture and flow, ensuring an experience that felt both personalised and intuitive.

By allowing users to define what mattered most, we created a structure that adapts to different needs while maintaining clarity and accessibility for all.

1.5x

Result

  • Early user testing showed strong interest, with participants finding the tracking system intuitive and easy to use.

  • Since showcasing the prototype, the team has gained 150% increased attention from potential users and an increase in feedback rate from angel investors, driving more conversations and funding opportunities.

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The problem

Women with endometriosis struggle to identify what triggers or relieves their symptoms, making it difficult to manage or prevent flare-ups.

Women with endometriosis struggle to identify what triggers or relieves their symptoms, making it difficult to manage or prevent flare-ups.

Women with endometriosis struggle to identify what triggers or relieves their symptoms, making it difficult to manage or prevent flare-ups.

I used the crazy 8 ideation technique to create quick sketches that might solve each of the problems highlighted and I was able to identify key features from the sketches.

Solution

Solution

An interesting issue faced was that every user had unique symptom triggers, which naturally prioritised one solution over another, making it challenging to create a universal information hierarchy.

To address this, we conducted a closed-ended card sorting exercise, where users categorised key terms as "Valuable" or "Less Valuable." Despite individual differences, patterns emerged, revealing a shared mental model.

This insight shaped the platform’s information architecture and flow, ensuring an experience that felt both personalised and intuitive.

By allowing users to define what mattered most, we created a structure that adapts to different needs while maintaining clarity and accessibility for all.

Challenges

  • Early user testing showed strong interest, with participants finding the tracking system intuitive and easy to use.

  • Since showcasing the prototype, the team has gained 150% increased attention from potential users and an increase in feedback rate from angel investors, driving more conversations and funding opportunities.

Result

View prototype

View prototype

Research Questions

As a result of this, we were able to have an idea about the thoughts that pop up in a user’s mind due to multiple variable factors. It's definitely not a relaxed state to be in!

What's causing my pain today ?

This is exhausting

Did my food trigger my flare up?

What can help me reduce my flare-ups ?

I hope this cycle is less painful

Who can I speak to about this?

Are these symptoms normal?

Are these supplements working?

What challenges do

people with

endometriosis face

often ?

How do they

currently tackle

does challenges ?

How do people

currrently track

their symptoms ?

What exactly needs

to be tracked ?

What will make the

symptom tracking

easier and more

effective?

What correlations have

they noticed between

their daily routines and symptoms?

So, what do we need to do?

Many users don’t track symptoms at all or use generic cycle tracking solutions.

Users struggle to identify what triggers their symptoms.

Mood fluctuations and stress play a significant role in symptom severity.

A one-size-fits-all solution does not work for everyone.

Identify the key problems that require an immediate solution.

Solution

Mood Journal

A dedicated section for tracking emotional states daily, allowing users to correlate mood fluctuations with physical symptoms and lifestyle choices.

Symptoms, Food & Cycle Tracker

Users can log meals, pain levels, symptoms, and menstrual cycles in one integrated system to easily monitor their health trends over time.

Personalised recommendations

Based on individual tracking data, the app suggests lifestyle routines, and stress-reduction techniques tailored to help manage endometriosis symptoms effectively.

AI Insights & Reports

Reports are generated based on the user logs to show possible correlations between their symptoms and triggers. Also, the ai feature sends an alert to prevent possible flare-ups based on the users historical data.

Community chat

A community chat to connect individuals, share experiences, information and support.

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