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For you
Understanding your unique menstrual Cycle patterns is so important to living your most confident/empowered life!
We have designed a revolutionary app that can be your companion and trusted friend, every step of the way
Come home to yourself each day, by asking the simple question: how am I?
In Howami you can understand yourself as you've never have before.
Create your Avatar-self, track your Menstrual Cycle and emotions and see your cycle-day as a visual world to keep close to your heart, or to share with others.
For parents
Understanding one's own Menstrual and Emotional Cycles is vitally important to the growth of young people.
Howami is designed to redirect our users attention back into themselves, by asking each day: how am I?
Self-care in a true sense. They see themselves and care for themselves through the app.
The app can also be used as a safe way to share how they are.
With Howami, know that your young one's screen time is igniting their own self-care.
Interact visually with your menstrual cycle and emotions.
See where you are (and where you will be), in one glance.
We've made tracking simpler and more enjoyable than ever before.
See your true self and reveal your inner world with our unique creative CGI environment.
A unique, daily image generator that reflects your cycle phase and emotions in nature's seasons.
Helps you understand yourself and allows others to connect with you.
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Upload your selfie
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Design your seasonal environment
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Share your day with others
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Keep your own personal image diary
Find insights from past images and past days. Sort images by Cycle Day, Emotion or Season/Phase. Learn from patterns in order to see whats coming.
Our purpose is to improve the lives of young people around the world, increase the awareness of Menstruation and to provide a valuable Mental Health resource.
Howami inclusivity statement
"We recognize that while the Menstrual Cycle is a biological process, gender isn’t fixed. We strongly believe in Menstrual inclusivity and so are using the phrase “Cycling people” or “Menstruators” when referring to the App User Community."
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