Some time ago, I shared how the idea for EndoLife was born: a project that started at home looking for a practical, empathetic way to support my girlfriend with endometriosis. Today, I am thrilled to share that EndoLife is now a reality and is no longer a beta project.
After spending my free afternoons over the past months—those hours after the workday when you sit down with coffee and the drive to build something meaningful—I was finally able to launch the first official version of the Android app, alongside its official website and our very own clothing shop.
An honest first version: Not at 100% yet, but the vision is alive
As a software developer, I know no product is born 100% finished on day one, and I want to be completely transparent about that: the app is not at 100% of everything we envision yet, but you can already see, touch, and use the core idea in action.
My biggest hope with this first release is that it proves helpful right away for any woman who needs a clear, frictionless way to track her symptoms without feeling overwhelmed.
Right now, my girlfriend is actively using it in her daily life. Watching her use something I built afternoon after afternoon is priceless, and she has become the driving force behind our continuous improvements: as she uses it every day, she shares her honest feedback so I can keep refining workflows, simplifying taps, and polishing details with every update.
The companion avatar and the birth of our clothing store
One of the details I poured the most heart into while designing the app was creating a companion avatar. I didn’t want EndoLife to feel like a cold, clinical hospital form; I wanted a warm character that radiates empathy and accompanies the user through every mood and flare-up.
My girlfriend loved the avatar I created for her accompaniment so much that, while brainstorming together, we decided to take it beyond the phone screen and launch an official clothing store (shop.endolifeme.com) featuring that avatar.
In the store, we offer t-shirts, hoodies, sweatshirts, and other apparel, all designed around one clear mission: capturing the real day-to-day life of women with endometriosis in our designs. It is a way to bring identity, visibility, and warmth to a condition that is all too often lived in silence.
The app is 100% open: Try it and share your thoughts
I want anyone who needs this tool to be able to use it immediately without paywalls or complicated sign-ups:
- All features are completely open: Every module—wellness battery, quick symptom logging, interactive anatomical map, and clinical history—is unlocked and ready to use.
- One-tap sign-in: You only need to authenticate with your Google account and you’re in.
Explore the official EndoLife ecosystem:
- Official Website: https://endolifeme.com/
- Android App on Google Play: Download EndoLife on Google Play
- Official Apparel Store (T-Shirts, Hoodies & More): https://shop.endolifeme.com/
Your feedback helps us keep improving
This project grows stronger every day thanks to real feedback. If you try the app, explore the website, or have any comments, ideas, or suggestions that can help us improve, I would love to hear from you:
- Write to me directly at [email protected].
- Or leave your feedback and review directly in the Google Play Store app comments.
Thank you for being part of this journey. We keep building, afternoon by afternoon, to bring less chaos and much more clarity to life with endometriosis.
