The retrieval funnel, in one view
The number everyone fixates on is the funnel: eggs retrieved, then mature, then fertilized, then blastocysts, then euploid. Phaes shows it as five proportional bars so the drop-off at each step is obvious at a glance, and it compares your rates only to your own past cycles, never to a clinic average or a stranger on a forum. Above your history, in line with it, or below: that is the only honest comparison.
What Phaes tracks across an IVF cycle
- Stimulation. Protocol, medications and doses, and your monitoring scans (estradiol and follicle counts) charted as they grow.
- The funnel. Eggs retrieved, mature, fertilized, blastocysts, and euploid counts.
- Your embryos. A portfolio with grade, day, ploidy, and frozen status, so you always know what you have.
- Transfers and beta. Transfer details and your beta-hCG series, with doubling time between draws.
Phaes never interprets a result for you. It will not tell you what a beta number, follicle count, or grade means, and it never predicts an outcome. Those conversations belong with your clinic, and Phaes will gently point you there. During stimulation, it also surfaces a simple reminder that many clinics advise easing off high-impact exercise. Phaes is informational, not medical advice.
How Phaes helps
IVF is relentless, and the admin of it is its own kind of grief. Phaes takes the spreadsheet off your plate and adds something the spreadsheet never could: a short daily reflection and a warm, private read, so the hardest cycle of your life has a little support built in. And because it is the same app you used while trying naturally, the history comes with you. See the fertility app that coaches you.