Her health. Her voice. Her say.
Too often, women and underserved communities are dismissed, misdiagnosed or simply not heard in the healthcare system. We’re here to change that.
Our Story
Born from experience. Built to change it.
For nearly eight years, Rebecca Lyons navigated a maze of symptoms — chronic pain, fatigue, endless appointments and uncertainty. Each visit brought more confusion than clarity and more dismissal than direction.
Eventually, after years of fighting to be heard, she was diagnosed with stage 4 deep infiltrating endometriosis.
By then, she had spent almost a decade trying to make sense of what her body had been saying all along.
That experience — of feeling dismissed, invisible, and exhausted by the system that was supposed to help — became the reason she dreamed up HerSay.
Rebecca and Emma Colter were introduced through a mutual friend and bonded as first-time mothers going through the trials and tribulations of parenthood. Emma, who has had her own slew of health challenges, immediately resonated with the concept of HerSay so they joined forces to move the needle for women’s health.
HerSay exists so no woman has to walk that road alone.
Our innovative AI-powered health companion helps women+ prepare for appointments, advocate for themselves, and get the answers they deserve — faster, clearer, and with confidence.
Because when women are heard, health outcomes improve.
When women are supported, the system gets stronger.
And when women finally feel seen, everything changes.
What we believe
You shouldn’t need a medical degree to advocate for yourself.
Your symptoms are valid — even if they don’t fit neatly into a chart.
Technology should support your health, not confuse it.
And your voice? It matters. A lot.
HerSay is an AI-powered health companion built to help you prepare for, navigate, and follow up on medical appointments with confidence.
We help you track symptoms, organize your questions, summarize doctor feedback, and advocate for yourself — without second-guessing your experience.
Why we exist
The problem isn’t just miscommunication. It’s misrepresentation. Research shows that:
1 in 3 women have felt dismissed by their healthcare provider.
72% want more personalized care.
Most existing apps only track one piece of your health journey — not the full story.
We believe your lived experience is valid data. And that your voice deserves more than a 10-minute time slot.