You’ve Got Symptoms.
We’ve got backup.

Track your symptoms. Prep like a pro. Remember what actually happened.
HerSay is your medically-savvy BFF — helping you walk into every appointment with clarity and confidence.

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Over 150 women have shared their experiences to shape this. Add your voice.

Healthcare wasn’t built with women+ in mind.

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29% of women report being dismissed by a doctor

(KFF, 2022)

72% want more personalized care

(McKinzie Health Institute, 2022)

3 out of 4 women experience delays in getting the care they need

(KFF, 2022)

A smarter, kinder way to navigate your health journey

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Smart Prep

Know what to ask before your appointment, tailored to your symptoms.

Guided Notes & Follow Up

Log what your doctor says and know what to do next.

Your Personal Health Timeline

Track patterns and insights in one place, without the overwhelm.

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What women are saying

  • “I’ve been to eight specialists. This is the tool I wish I had from the start.”

    Lauren, 34

  • It’s like bringing an advocate with me to every appointment.

    Shivani, 39

  • I don’t want my daughter to go through what I did. HerSay is the future.

    Jen, 41

How it works

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  • → Simple daily check-ins, no jargon.

  • → Personalized prompts so you don’t forget key questions.

  • → (Coming soon) Capture the conversation with consent, AI-powered notes.

  • → Clear follow-up questions. Helpful research. Built-in encouragement.

Who it’s for

✅ You’ve ever had to Google your own diagnosis.

✅ You’ve been told “it’s nothing” when it felt like something.

✅ You leave appointments with more questions than answers.

✅ You’re navigating chronic illness, invisible symptoms, or big life changes like pregnancy, fertility, or menopause.

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Meet the Team

We built HerSay because we’ve lived it. The confusion. The gaslighting. The self-advocacy.

And now, after speaking to dozens of women with the same story, we knew we needed something better.

HerSay isn’t just another app. It’s a movement toward healthcare that listens.

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  • Rebecca is a seasoned entrepreneur, strategist and women’s health advocate with over a decade of experience building data-driven solutions across tech and healthcare. She founded HerSay to close the gender gap in medicine by empowering women and gender-diverse individuals with the tools they need to take control of their healthcare journeys. With a background in sales operations, digital transformation and human-centered design, Rebecca is passionate about leveraging AI and storytelling to make healthcare more personalized, equitable and informed. She’s also a speaker, startup advisor and mom—deeply committed to reshaping how we show up in the exam room.

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  • Emma Colter is the operational force behind HerSay, combining deep expertise in health systems strategy and user-centered design to build scalable, high-impact digital tools for women and gender-diverse people. As COO, she ensures HerSay delivers trusted, accessible and empowering healthcare experiences. With a background spanning digital health, public health and organizational change, Emma brings a systems-level lens to innovation—translating complex problems into actionable, human-centered solutions.

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