How It Works
From wrist signal to cycle intelligence in three steps
Your existing biosensor already captures the raw data. Clair Health's pipeline transforms temperature, heart rate variability, and skin conductance into calibrated cycle phase predictions with per-day confidence intervals.
Get Started FreeConnect your biosensor data
Clair Health is device-agnostic. Export a CSV from any supported wrist biosensor and upload it directly to your dashboard. No proprietary hardware required.
Skin temperature
Basal skin temperature captured at the wrist shows a reliable 0.3-0.5 C rise at ovulation and elevated luteal baseline that drops at menstruation onset.
Heart rate variability
HRV varies predictably across the cycle. Progesterone-dominant phases suppress parasympathetic tone, producing characteristic RMSSD depression we detect and model.
Skin conductance
Electrodermal activity patterns shift with hormonal milieu. Estrogen-dominant follicular phase produces distinct conductance slopes that our feature engine extracts nightly.
Calibrate to your personal baseline
Population norms are a starting point, not the destination. After 14 days of data, Clair Health builds a personalized physiological model anchored to your cycle's characteristic signatures.
Why personal calibration matters
Two people with identical cycle lengths can have thermal signatures that differ by 0.8 C. A model trained on aggregate data would misclassify both. We anchor to you, not the average.
- 14-day warm-up period, no historical data needed
- Recalibrates automatically if cycle length shifts
- Identifies artifact windows and excludes illness noise
- Works with irregular cycles, post-OCP recovery, perimenopause
Calibration progress
Personal model ready. Confidence intervals enabled.
Interpret your phase with confidence
Every day in your calendar carries not just a phase label but a confidence interval. You see how certain the model is, and your clinician can annotate deviations that warrant follow-up.
Daily phase label
Each calendar day shows your predicted phase: menstrual, follicular, ovulatory, or luteal. Phase windows are model-inferred, not calendar-averaged.
Confidence intervals
Every day carries a confidence percentage. Low-confidence days are flagged for review rather than presented as certain. Uncertainty is data too.
Clinical export
Cycle+ and Clinical plans generate PDF phase reports with confidence band overlays your gynecologist or endocrinologist can annotate directly.
Architecture overview
A privacy-first, end-to-end pipeline from raw sensor bytes to structured phase output.