Cycle-aware living for women who play to win.
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Rest window.
Low and slow,
on purpose.
Men’s key hormones follow a roughly daily rhythm, so the same routine tends to fit most days.
Women’s hormones shift across a monthly cycle, so energy, focus, and recovery change week to week.
You don’t have to be the same every day.
Different bodies need different plans. Aava is built for yours.
more of their lives spent in poor health. That’s women compared with men, on average.
a year spent working through cycle symptoms, at about a third less productivity.
of extra healthy life for each woman, about 7 more days every year, if the women’s health gap closed.
McKinsey Health Institute & World Economic Forum, Closing the Women’s Health Gap, 2024. Schoep et al., BMJ Open, 2019 (32,748 women).
Pushing through every day isn’t a strategy.
Knowing when to push is.
Each phase of your cycle has its own strengths.
Aava helps you use them instead of fighting them.
Energy is at its lowest. Do less, recover more, and let your body lead.
Energy and confidence climb. A good time to start what you’ve been putting off.
Outward energy peaks. Pitch, connect, and make the visible move.
Turn inward. Edit, wrap up, and guard your energy.
A quick daily check-in, and Aava shapes your day around your season.
A quick daily check-in on how you actually feel.
Aava follows your cycle and shows where you are, and what this phase is good for.
One line for the day and clear guidance across the areas of your life, with plays you choose yourself.
Plays for the pitch, the heavy session, and the hard conversation, timed to the days they land best.
Regular, irregular, or changing. Aava adapts to your body, and your check-in adjusts the plan every day.
Built by a software engineer, with security planned from the first line of code. What you tell Aava stays on your phone.
Aava is built by a software engineer who designs for security first. Privacy isn’t a setting added later. It’s how the app is built.
Your cycle and your check-ins live on your device, not on our servers.
We hold your sign-in email. No health data, no ad trackers, no data brokers.
Personalized AI guidance stays off unless you turn it on, and you can turn it off anytime.

I spent years as a software engineer in the Bay Area, trying to keep up with routines built for a body that’s the same every day. Mine isn’t. Neither is any woman’s.
Then came breast cancer and corporate burnout. Both taught me to listen to my body instead of fighting it.
Aava is the support I wish I’d had: a cycle-aware lifestyle app that helps you understand your natural rhythms and care for your body and mind, without having to choose between your wellbeing and your ambitions.
Sophie Jeon · Founder
Aava comes from "aava meri," Finnish for "wide open ocean."Not a current you were never meant to swim against.A calm, open sea to move freely in.

No. Aava offers everyday guidance based on your cycle and daily check-ins. It is not a medical device and doesn't diagnose or treat any condition.
Aava adapts to your own rhythm. If today doesn't match what the phase predicts, Aava goes with how you feel.
The private beta is free. Pricing will be shared with the waitlist before launch.
Soon. The waitlist hears first, and beta testers get in before anyone else.
Yes, at launch.
Hi, I’m Aava. I’ll walk with you through your seasons.
Aava is opening a private beta for a small group of women. It’s an early version, and your feedback will directly shape what we build next.
Participation is by invitation, and your information is kept confidential.
Beta spots are limited. The waitlist gets invites first.
You’re on the list. We’ll write when your invite is ready.
One quick question: what do you most want help with?
Thank you. This helps us shape the beta.