Built around her.
Beti helps her organize what she feels into language her doctor can act on, so the appointment she already has does more.
A delayed diagnosis isn't a statistic. It's years of her life, in pain, and unheard.
Conditions like endometriosis and PCOS can take 7–10 years and multiple doctors to correctly diagnose. Beti starts at her first period to close that gap.
Learn what's normal.
Own the appointment.
Under five minutes before her visit, free and private.
She logs what she feels
Simple questions about cycle, pain and symptoms, at her own pace, in her own words.
Beti finds the pattern
Months of scattered symptoms become one clear timeline, organized for a clinical eye.
Her doctor sees it first
A structured summary reaches her physician before the visit, so the time goes to care.
The data behind the delay.
Average diagnosis lag
Symptoms typically begin in adolescence, yet initial primary care visits rarely lead to immediate structured evaluation.
Routine intake gap
Pediatricians report visit time constraints as the primary barrier to conducting thorough, multi-cycle history intake during annual wellness exams.
Of recurrent school absenteeism
Severe dysmenorrhea disrupts school and sports participation for millions of teens, yet under 20% receive formal clinical assessment.
Women aren't small men.
Their biology deserves its own science, not a footnote to research designed around someone else's body.
She deserves to be believed.
Too many symptoms are dismissed as normal. The first person who listens shouldn't be the fifth doctor.
The answer already sees her.
Changing the standard of care doesn't take a new clinic. It starts with the doctor she already trusts.
Science first, AI throughout.
Built with scientists, adolescent gynecologists and pediatricians, with AI that surfaces what's worth a closer look.
"I've spent over a decade studying the biology of the female body, and saw how little of what we know ever reaches the girls who need it. I built Beti to close that gap."
Care that grows with her, ages 13 to 26.
From her first period through her 26th birthday. Cycle health begins around age 12, a clinical vital sign, and young adulthood runs through 25. A youth advisory board shapes how Beti speaks to her directly.
Science first. Private by design.
Her family's information stays between them and their care team, under Business Associate Agreements with our clinical partners.
Beti never diagnoses and never replaces a doctor. Full diagnostic authority stays with her physician, with specialists a step away.
Built with a board-certified pediatrician and a pediatric & adolescent gynecologist, both parents themselves.
A gynecological history, ready before you walk in the room.
Rolling out with our first clinic partner, two sites, this month.
We're just getting started.
Come with us.
Request early access, and get the occasional note from our founder as the standard of care changes, one clinic and one girl at a time.