Tap where it hurts, narrow down what it feels like, and walk away with a question worth bringing to your provider. Every anonymous entry lights up the map — proof, in real time, that what women feel is real and shared.
Women's pain is under-researched and too often dismissed. Every voice added here makes it harder to ignore.
— voices on the map
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Where does it hurt?tap or pick below
✨ live: —
Tap the body — or use the buttons below
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Where does it hurt?
Tap the body or pick your area — it lights up as you go
💜 Your check-in · 30 seconds
Step 1 · Where
Tap the body to choose a region
Step 2 · What it feels like
Step 3 · How strong · 1 to 10
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Optional · Anything already diagnosed?
Kept on your device to tailor the questions below — never added to the anonymous map.
💬 Questions worth bringing to your provider
Guidance for your appointment, not a diagnosis — your provider knows your history.
💡 Bring this to your appointment
General guidance, not a diagnosis — your provider knows your history.
⚠️ Sudden or severe chest pain, pressure, or trouble breathing can be an emergency. If that's happening right now, call 911 or your local emergency number — don't wait.
Anonymous · no account needed · only the region, sensation, intensity, and ZIP area are stored — never a name, email, or exact location.
Optional · kept completely separate from your anonymous log · unsubscribe anytime
This was one moment. The free assessment sees the whole picture.
Inside the WOMO app, the free assessment walks through cycle, hormones, energy, sleep, and pain history — and Mae turns it into a picture of where the body stands today. Prevention starts with being seen early, not treated late.
Free to take · available now on the App Store and Google Play
📍 Your local picture
Enter your ZIP above
You are not alone — see it for yourself. Enter a ZIP code and this card shows how many women live in that area and what women nearby are reporting most.
Local population figures: U.S. Census Bureau, ACS 5-Year estimates.
📊 Why this matters
1 in 10
women of reproductive age live with endometriosis
~3×
higher fibroid rates reported among Black women
Years
the average endometriosis diagnosis is delayed
⚡ Patterns only become visible when women are counted. That's what this map is for.
Sources: World Health Organization; U.S. National Institutes of Health.
💜 What women are reporting · live
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🌍 The Pain Map · Live
Watch the world light up.
— reports
Every light is a woman saying: this is real.
The map is just getting started — your entry can be one of its first lights. ✨
Partners · Researchers · Public Health Programs
This data can move women's health forward. Let's talk.
The Pain Map produces de-identified, aggregate signals on how women experience pain across regions — the kind of community-level insight that public health programs, researchers, and rural health networks need and rarely have. WOMO Health partners with health departments, universities, and community organizations on prevention-first women's health.
🏛️ Public health programs
Aggregate regional pain-signal reporting to support community health assessments, Title V priorities, and rural health initiatives.
🔬 Researchers & universities
De-identified datasets on self-reported pain patterns in women — always aggregate, never individual, never sold.
💜 Community organizations
Wellness programming, health education workshops, and screening-awareness campaigns built with and for local women.