PCOSCAN combines a multi-symptom questionnaire with optional skin-image analysis to help users recognize patterns that may be associated with Polycystic Ovary Syndrome.
For screening and awareness purposes only — not a medical diagnosis.
Review your result and consider speaking with a healthcare professional.
PCOSCAN was created to make early awareness more accessible and youth-friendly, while keeping a clear line between screening and diagnosis.
Irregular or missed periods can be one of the clues associated with PCOS.
Hormonal acne, oily skin, changes in hair growth or thinning, and acanthosis nigricans may be relevant indicators.
PCOS symptoms vary. PCOSCAN looks at a broader pattern rather than treating one symptom as an answer.
A screening journey designed around symptoms, patterns, privacy, and understandable results.
Questions cover menstrual patterns, acne and skin oiliness, hair changes, weight changes, sleep, lifestyle, family history, and mood.
Users can upload reference photos of acne or skin conditions such as acanthosis nigricans for AI-assisted analysis.
The system combines questionnaire information and screening inputs to generate a risk percentage from 0% to 100%.
Results are presented as Low, Moderate, or High risk with plain-language recommendations and a medical disclaimer.
Past screenings can be reviewed chronologically, including risk percentages and changes between sessions.
The app includes account controls and permanent deletion designed to remove profiles, histories, questionnaire data, results, and uploaded reference photos.
PCOSCAN turns several pieces of information into one preliminary screening experience.
Register and enter the app through the secure onboarding flow.
Complete the screening questionnaire about your symptoms and health patterns.
Upload relevant skin or acne reference photos for an additional screening input.
Receive a preliminary risk result and guidance on when professional advice may be appropriate.
Selected results reported in the PCOSCAN project paper.
PCOSCAN is a preliminary screening and educational platform. A result does not confirm that someone has PCOS. The app is intended to help users recognize symptom patterns and consider whether professional medical advice may be appropriate. Always consult a qualified healthcare professional for diagnosis and treatment.
Try the PCOSCAN iOS beta through TestFlight and explore a more proactive approach to PCOS awareness.
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