Women’s healthcare that connects the dots
Wake is a women's health app and telehealth clinic, working together. Bring your daily habits, health data, diagnostics and doctors into one place, so you can make sense of your health and own what comes next.
Coming early 2027. Join the waitlist to hear when we open.
Your health story, all in one place.
Two parts. One connected picture.
The Wake App
Your health in one place. Track how you're going, keep your records together, build an action plan and get ready for appointments.
Wake Telehealth Clinic
30-minute telehealth appointments with Clinicians who have a special interest in women's health.
How Wake Helps
Connect the dots.
Bring your habits, data, diagnostics and doctors' notes into one place, so you only have to tell your story once. Wake looks at your physical, psychological and social health together, across your whole body.
Make sense of it.
See your health in plain language, with trends you can explore on your own and talk through with your clinician.
Own your health.
Build a plan that fits your life, and walk into any appointment with your history, your questions and the language to speak up.
Who Wake Health is for
With or without a diagnosis, Wake starts where you are.
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Maybe you're thinking about pregnancy, your energy, or just feeling more like yourself. You've tried the generic advice, and now you want a plan that's yours.
Connect: share your history, lifestyle and goals once.
Make sense: see how your daily habits line up with your goal.
Own it: follow a plan you've built, with a Wake clinician when you want one.
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Maybe your cycle has shifted, or you're more tired than usual. You're not sure if it's "normal", and you'd like to find out.
Connect: track your symptoms, cycle, sleep and activity side by side.
Make sense: see how they line up over time, then go through it with a Wake clinician.
Own it: turn what you learn into a clear plan, and track your progress as you go.
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Living with a condition like endometriosis, or going through perimenopause, comes with invisible work. There's what you've tried, what's flared up, and the results you're chasing.
Connect: keep your history, symptoms, treatments and results in one place.
Make sense: see your tracking over time, ready to talk through with your clinician.
Own it: take your full record and your questions to any appointment, with any clinician.
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In our research, many women told us they'd left appointments without the answers they came for. Speaking up shouldn't be something you have to brace for.
Connect: your history is shared across your Wake care team, so each appointment picks up where the last one ended.
Make sense: 30 minutes to tell your story and ask your questions.
Own it: prepare for any appointment with questions to ask and things to raise.
Connect the dots. Make sense of it. Own your health.
Wake is opening early 2027. Join the waitlist and we'll let you know when you can start.
