
How it works · 01
Tell us your story
Share your history, symptoms, and goals so we start with the full picture.
The blood test builtfor the female body

Ferritin is below your range

Thyroid markers shifted this cycle

Glucose is spiking later in the month

Androgens sit above your baseline

Inflammation is up this week
4 in 5
women say a doctor has dismissed what they were feeling
Up to 70%
of women with PCOS are never diagnosed
7 years
the typical delay before an endometriosis diagnosis
Most blood panels were built around a body that doesn't cycle. Gini reads yours against the week you're in.
A few minutes on your own couch. No lab waiting room, no time off work.
Your hormones swing across the month. We draw on the days the numbers can be read.
We designed our panels to test the 25 most important biomarkers to understand your health.


How it works · 01
Share your history, symptoms, and goals so we start with the full picture.

How it works · 02
Collect blood from home and retest on a cadence that tracks how you change over the month.

How it works · 03
Connect your labs, history, and patterns into one holistic read of your health.

How it works · 04
Shape guidance around your biology into daily steps toward your goals.

How it works · 05
Arrive at every appointment with clarity, context, and the confidence to advocate for yourself.

At-home testing should be convenient.It should also fithow women's health works.
Today
With Gini
From the 200+ women we talk to
“Nobody helps you put two and two together, and that's so annoying.”
“Going to a doctor appointment is so frustrating when you don't know what to say. Gini helped me navigate that.”
“I feel less alone trying to understand my health.”
“I walked in knowing what to ask for, not hoping they'd figure it out for me.”
Iron, glucose, thyroid, inflammation. They move with the month too. Most testing was built as if they don't. One draw. One range. The changes get flattened, or never measured at all.
It used to be someone's job to help you understand the system and get through it. For most women, that support was walked back. Gini puts it back in your hands: make sense of what your body is doing, then find your way through care with it.
A blood test built for women's bodies. Gini brings your blood results together with your cycle timing and health history, so you can see each result with more context rather than as an isolated number.
Most at-home blood tests focus on making collection convenient. Gini adds another layer: we coordinate testing around your cycle and bring the results together with your health history over time.
No. A tracker logs what already happened. Gini adds bloodwork to the picture and builds it over time, so you have something concrete to bring to an appointment.
No. Gini helps you see patterns and prepare for care. It is not a diagnosis, not medical advice, and not a replacement for your doctor.
You would still benefit from Gini. The panels are built specifically around women's metabolism and hormonal health, not only around a monthly bleed. Let us know in onboarding, and we'll make sure you get specific attention for whichever stage of life you're in.
Research suggests menstrual-cycle phase may be associated with variation in some biomarkers beyond reproductive hormones. Gini records cycle timing alongside your results so that context isn't lost. Why timing matters.
It used to be someone's job to help you understand the system and get through it. For most women, that support was walked back. Gini puts it back in your hands: make sense of what your body is doing, then walk into care with the context already there.
Yes. Women's health data is deeply personal. We do not sell it. Information you share on this site, including the waitlist and founding-member form, is used to check eligibility, take payment, ship your kit, and prepare your experience. When the Gini blood test is live, lab results and related clinical data will be handled under HIPAA, and a Notice of Privacy Practices will be posted on this site. See our Privacy Policy and Consumer Health Data Privacy Policy.