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Sokkai is the wellness companion that grows with you.
Hormone-aware fitness, nutrition, and coaching that shifts with every phase — from your first cycle to post-menopause.
Most wellness apps treat the menstrual cycle as the whole product. Sokkai treats it as one pillar within a broader life-stage intelligence platform — serving everything from your first cycle to post-menopause.
Sokkai adapts to where you are — not where someone else thinks you should be.
Workouts and AI-generated programmes that adapt to your hormonal state — pushing when you're strong, restoring when you need it.
Phase-specific macro targets, recipe recommendations, and water tracking — all calibrated to your cycle and activity level.
Daily check-ins for energy, mood, and sleep quality. Spot patterns across your cycle — and understand the why behind them.
Intelligent cycle prediction with phase-aware symptom logging. Supports regular, irregular, TTC, pregnancy, and menopause.
A unified view of your metrics, streaks, and trends — steps, sleep, energy, and more — in one glanceable home screen.
Personalised insights and coaching that shift with your phase. Every response is generated from your data — never recycled generic advice.
Kai is Sokkai's AI companion. She reads your phase, your history, and your goals — delivering insights that feel genuinely personal.
Highlights from Sokkai's evidence-first writing on cycle changes, fertility, pregnancy, perimenopause, and menopause.
Hormone therapy's effect on your heart depends on when you start it relative to menopause. Starting within 10 years — or before 60 — can reduce heart disease risk.
That classic 3am waking starts early — rising progesterone changes sleep architecture, not just bathroom trips.
Basal body temperature confirms ovulation after the fact. It can’t assess egg quality, tubes, sperm, or progesterone.
Insulin sensitivity can drop about 50% from the follicular to luteal phase. Same plate, different blood sugar.
Estrogen decline shifts fat from hips to the abdomen — metabolically active visceral fat, not just weight gain.
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