Stop guessing about your fertility.
Start with your Conceivable Score.
One number, built from the patterns in your cycle, symptoms, energy, digestion, temperatures and lifestyle, gives you a personalized place to start.
Takes about 5 minutes.
If you want the full picture behind your number, there are more questions after it.
Your fertility is more than your age. Or one lab. Or one cycle.
Most fertility information comes one piece at a time. Conceivable looks across the pieces together. Your Score gives you a starting number based on the information you share.
Your Conceivable Score
33
Out of 100
A number can show you where you’re starting. The interesting part is understanding what’s behind it.
Connecting the dots
Your answers, your labs, your chart and your ring aren’t separate findings. Read together, they’re one pattern.
That’s the work your report does. It puts everything you told us beside everything we measured, and shows you where the same thing keeps turning up.
You have your starting point. Now see the whole picture.
Your personalized Conceivable Report goes deeper. It asks you more about yourself, then looks at the information behind your Score and shows you:
Introductory offer
- 01 What’s already working
- 02 What stands out
- 03 What may be connected
- 04 What I would focus on first
Where this comes from
Twenty years of clinic, and one lesson.
I ran fertility clinics for twenty years and saw about ten thousand women. What I got really good at is reading the pieces together, because fertility rarely makes sense one symptom, one lab or one cycle at a time. Then I read a study in 2018 that said less than three percent of couples could afford fertility treatment, and I decided to spend the rest of my life finding effective, affordable ways to help couples get and stay pregnant.
Kirsten Karchmer. Twenty years of clinical experience in fertility and reproductive health, more than ten thousand patients.
One page from a real report
Your report reads your chart. It doesn’t just draw it.
This is the temperatures page, exactly as it comes out. Your own readings, plotted, with the numbers pulled out and read for you.
The data POV
Basal body
temperature
Temperatures
Scored 6 of 20. The shift is clear, the second half stays cool.
Two readings matter here. The shift on day 17 tells us you ovulated, and it's clean. The second half peaks at 97.7, which doesn't reach the 98.0 to 98.6 we're looking for, and it starts falling on day 23.
Scroll the chart sideways
The interesting part is what’s behind the number.
Takes about 5 minutes.