Evernow Reviews

I can’t login- doesn’t appear to be optimized for iPhone. You can’t access the login button- it’s buried at the bottom of the screen which snaps back when you attempt to scroll to it. Many of the words on the login screen are scrambled.

Evernow crashes on iOS and then it doesn’t open at all. Waiting for support beyond the suggested, “have you tried deleting Evernow and reinstalling it?” Seriously? Of course I did.

Disappointing. Evernow is a mess. The cancel button is disabled and customer support is ignoring my requests to cancel.

I have recently downloaded and started using the this app app and have noticed a persistent issue. Every time I log a symptom rating, the screen goes blank and Evernow locks up. I can only fix it by shutting down and restarting Evernow . Unfortunately, I end up having to do that with every symptom.

You have to log in to the website to do most things. Lots of “features” that do nothing. Zero utility.

I wish Evernow had an HRT tracker that would alert me to remember to change my estrogen patch.

Ease of use: 5 stars

Ability to connect with a provider: 5 stars

Treatment support: 5 stars

Ability to communicate and track symptoms: 5 stars (with caveats* see below)

Caveat: This is one (if not the only) best apps for being able to connect to a provider, receive feedback, get treatment recommendations and access treatment.
However, Evernow could be updated to allow the user to add additional symptoms (the only symptoms a user can access are those built into Evernow ).

Many women have symptoms that are not listed in Evernow and since peri menopause and menopause are such a dynamic period in a woman’s life many women are confused when they have a symptom that doesn’t appear to exist within the listed symptoms (which are the most common symptoms). This could lead a user to either feel like they have something else wrong with them or to seek out help from a specialist in a different field when what they are experiencing is actually a part of menopause.

Caveat #2: Since the symptom tracker is something that goes into your chart and to the other end (e.g. to your provider) you need to use it every day in order to ensure that your provider is getting the most information about changes you may be experiencing. As a new user I was keeping my symptoms in another app and didn’t feel like I “needed” to also track them within the this app App.

Not a horrible thing, but it really should be explained in Evernow to the user up front that using the symptom tracker will actually help your provider in their treatment plan for you. Once I began to do this my provider reached out to me asking if I felt I needed a different treatment.

All in all - it’s a good app. Could use some changes to suit the individual needs of other women’s symptoms.

Could also be expanded to include links to research (not just “Google research” or “accepted research “) the bioavailability of different hormones in regards to the route, dose and frequency as well as the dynamic changes that happen in the brain during menopause.

I just saw a review from one year ago reporting the same issue I have. Evernow often does not open, only white screen, and i have to delete Evernow and reinstall. At times, I have to do this every time I want to use Evernow . Other times, no problem. However it is a problem at least half the time. Annoying.
I also think the system tracker needs a few more details and I want to be able to see my trends on my phone. I would like to be able to see how often I have break through bleeding AND would like the symptom to actually say @m”Break Through Bleeding” because that’s what I have, NOT “Irregular Period”. I dont have periods. Im in MENOPAUSE!

Love how easy Evernow is. I can easily track my symptoms so I have a record for me and my doctor to review. The doctors answer really quickly - it’s been a breeze!

Simple way to help me to get a clearer view of what’s going on with my body

Very easy to use, helpful to have in an app form