The blood test built for the female body
What you're feeling isnot
- Needle-free, pain-free
- Collected at home
- Timed to your cycle
- Doctor-reviewed results
- Lab data handled under HIPAA
- Built with women's health leaders
The first blood test built for women.
Most blood panels were built around a body that doesn't cycle. Gini reads yours against the week you're in.
Collected at home
A few minutes on your own couch. No lab waiting room, no time off work.
Timed to your cycle
Your hormones swing across the month. We draw on the days the numbers can be read.
Ready for your doctor
Results arrive as one clear summary you can hand over at your next appointment.
What changes
From years of guessing to months of knowing.
Today
4.3 yrs
looking for answers
With Gini
Months
to the right answers & care
Today
$100s/mo
trial & error
Supplements · diets · tests · treatments
With Gini
Measured right
know what's actually working
Today
4 in 5
have felt unheard by the healthcare system
“Something feels wrong.”
With Gini
“Here's what changed.”
data to advocate with
- Measure
- Understand
- Act
MeasureUnderstandActHow it works
From your first question to your next appointment.
Five steps. Each one timed to you, not to a lab's calendar.
- 1
Step 01
Tell us about you.
A short intake: your history, symptoms, cycle and goals. Your panel is built from it, not from a default list.
- 2
Step 02
Your kit arrives on the right day.
Two draws timed to your cycle, around day 3 and day 21. Gini gives you the target date, tells you whether to fast, and lists exactly what is on the panel.
- 3
Step 03
Collect at home, needle-free.
A few minutes on your own couch. No lab, no needle, no time off work. Seal it and drop it in the mail.
- 4
Step 04
Results, read in context.
Every marker is scored against the range for your phase and reviewed by a doctor, with a plain-language note on what moved and why.
- 5
Step 05
Walk in prepared.
A physician summary and your own questions, ready for the next appointment. You arrive with the context already there.
The Gini app
Every number, read in the context of your cycle.
Cycle-timed results
Two draws. One read.
Trends, not snapshots
Your range, over time.
Ask Gini
Ask why you feel this way.
Your draws, scheduled
Know which day to test.
Gini gives educational wellness guidance grounded in your data. It is not a diagnosis and not a replacement for your doctor.
Start with the question
You deserve answers.
Most of us arrive with a question, not a diagnosis. Gini takes that question seriously and goes looking for it in the blood, on the days it can actually be read.
Energy & focus
- Why am I always tired?
- Is it my thyroid or my iron?
- When will the brain fog lift?
Periods & pain
- Why are my periods so painful?
- Why is my cycle irregular?
- Is this normal, or is it something?
Weight & cravings
- Why can’t I lose weight?
- Why do I crave sugar before my period?
- Is my blood sugar moving with my cycle?
Skin & hair
- Why am I losing hair?
- Why do I break out every month?
- Are my androgens high for me?
Gini helps you see patterns and prepare for care. It does not diagnose, and it is not a replacement for your doctor.
From women who know this
They were told it was nothing.
“Nobody helps you put two and two together, and that's so annoying.”
“Going to a doctor appointment is so frustrating when you don't know what to say. Gini helped me navigate that.”
“I feel less alone trying to understand my health.”
“I walked in knowing what to ask for, not hoping they'd figure it out for me.”
The cycle changes more than hormones.
Iron, glucose, thyroid, inflammation. They move with the month too. Most testing was built as if they don't. One draw. One range. The changes get flattened, or never measured at all.
Healthcare navigator
It used to be someone's job to help you understand the system and get through it. For most women, that support was walked back. Gini puts it back in your hands: make sense of what your body is doing, then find your way through care with it.
Your questions answered
What is Gini, exactly?
A blood test built for women's bodies. It reads your results against where you are in your cycle and what your history says, so a number that looks fine in isolation doesn't get waved through as fine for you.
How is this different from other at-home blood tests?
Most at-home tests optimize for convenience alone: one draw, whenever you get around to it, scored against reference ranges built largely on men. Gini is convenient too, but it times your test to your cycle, reads your biomarkers in a women's health context, and hands you something your doctor can use.
How often do I test, and when?
Each test is two at-home draws timed to your cycle, typically around day 3 and day 21, so every marker is read in the phase it belongs to. The app sets the target dates from your last period, tells you whether to fast, and lists exactly what is on each panel. You retest on a cadence that tracks how you change over time.
What do you actually measure?
Hormones (estradiol, FSH, LH, AMH, prolactin, testosterone, SHBG, DHEA-S), thyroid (TSH, free T3, free T4, TPO antibodies), metabolic markers (fasting glucose, insulin, HbA1c), iron (ferritin, iron, transferrin saturation), vitamins (D, B12, folate) and inflammation (hs-CRP). Panels are tailored to you, so yours may differ.
Where do I see my results?
In the Gini app, on your phone or on desktop. Each marker gets an optimal range for you and a trend across your draws, with a plain-language note on what moved and why. Results are reviewed by a doctor before they reach you, and you can ask Gini follow-up questions in the app.
Is this a period tracking app?
No. A tracker logs what already happened. Gini adds bloodwork to the picture and builds it over time, so you have something concrete to bring to an appointment.
Will Gini diagnose me?
No. Gini helps you see patterns and prepare for care. It is not a diagnosis, not medical advice, and not a replacement for your doctor. The in-app advisor gives educational wellness guidance grounded in your own data, and tells you when something is worth raising with a clinician.
What if I don't have a cycle?
You would still benefit from Gini. The panels are built specifically around women's metabolism and hormonal health, not only around a monthly bleed. Let us know in onboarding, and we'll make sure you get specific attention for whichever stage of life you're in.
Is my data private?
Yes. Women's health data is deeply personal. We do not sell it. Information you share on this site, including the waitlist and founding-member form, is used to check eligibility, take payment, ship your kit, and prepare your experience. When the Gini blood test is live, lab results and related clinical data will be handled under HIPAA, and a Notice of Privacy Practices will be posted on this site. See our Privacy Policy and Consumer Health Data Privacy Policy.