Supervisor:
Joakim Formo
Ted Matthews
Despite its significant impact, myths and stigma surrounding menstruation often leave those affected feeling misunderstood and unaware of the support available.
For many, self-tracking is a crucial first step in seeking help. Using a user-centered approach, I have explored opportunities to support women living with PMDD.
One such solution is Bodycast, a conversational AI-driven service that makes self-tracking more intuitive and empowering. By transforming tracked data into an interactive audio experience, Bodycast enables users to uncover meaningful patterns, fostering self-awareness and understanding. Additional features, including mood tracking via earbuds and tools for partner support, ensure a holistic and inclusive approach to care.
Bodycast aspires to be more than a tool—it is a source of empowerment, helping women navigate PMDD with confidence and support.
Contact
Alexandra Gjerlaugsen / alexandragje.studio@gmail.com