You're managing injections, nurse calls, scan results, and medications that change every few days. Avela keeps it all in one place, explains what each result measures, and helps you walk into every appointment with better questions.
Records scattered across a clinic portal, a folder of PDFs and a notes app. Here is what Avela holds instead.
Most people are carrying years of this across a clinic portal, a folder of PDFs, and a notes app. Avela holds every retrieval, every transfer, every embryo still in storage, and every outcome on one timeline. It is also what the rest of the app reads from.
A cycle can run for months, and then during stims the plan changes between visits. Avela holds every appointment, scan, medication and task on the day it belongs to, from the consult months back to the trigger and retrieval still ahead. Today is marked, with every dose and appointment sitting there ready to confirm.
Your clinic gives you a value, a reference range, and whether it's in range. Avela puts it next to your earlier draws, shows where it falls, explains what it means in your situation, and hands you questions you can save straight to your appointment prep.
AMH is made by the small follicles still sitting in the ovary, so it tracks how many eggs remain in reserve. It stays fairly steady across the cycle, which is why it can be drawn on any day. It falls with age in everyone.
What does my AMH suggest about how I will respond to stimulation?
Which other markers do you read alongside it?
Would you repeat this at the same lab before we plan a protocol?
Scans come every couple of days during stims, and each one arrives as a list of sizes. Avela tracks every follicle, counts what has reached maturity, and lays your last cycle underneath the same chart. Then it explains what the pattern means and provides questions for your doctor.
A transfer cycle runs on a different set of numbers. Avela tracks your lining at every scan, its thickness and its pattern, next to the estradiol drawn the same day. After the transfer it holds each beta draw, works out how fast your level is doubling, and shows the range clinics look for beside it rather than handing you a verdict.
When a cycle ends, the next decision is what to do differently. Avela shows where each stage of a retrieval went, how much carried through to the next one, and what was different between your cycles: protocol, medications, doses. You walk into the next consult already knowing what you want to ask.
"Every single time I got results, I had to Google it. I'd see them before I ever talked to the nurse, so I just Googled everything."
Patient · active retrieval cycle
"After my first retrieval I found out about a medication other patients were using. If I'd known it existed, I would have asked sooner. You want to do everything you can to do fewer rounds."
Patient · 4 retrieval cycles
"There's so much they don't tell you until after a failure. I didn't know about half the testing or the supplements. You don't know what to ask for until it's too late."
Patient · 2 retrievals
Time with your RE matters, and you don't get much of it. What you bring to each visit shapes what comes next.
Before each appointment, Avela reviews your labs, your cycle state, and your full history, then pulls together the questions your own records raise, not a generic checklist.
Ashley spent three years navigating IVF before welcoming her son. Four retrievals. Five transfers. She made decisions she later wished she'd understood better. She discovered options after cycles she wished she'd known to ask about before. Not because her care was wrong, but because nobody tells you what you don't know to ask.
She didn't need someone to make decisions for her. She needed to understand her own data well enough to make them herself. That tool didn't exist. So she and Taylor, her closest friend and the person she trusts most to build it well, are building it together.
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