PCOS looks different for every woman. Rawelia translates your symptoms into a personal profile across four axes — a starting point for clarity, not a diagnosis.
Takes about 12–15 minutes · anonymous · no obligation to buy
“There isn’t one PCOS — there’s your combination of metabolism, hormones, cycle, and what you want for your life.”
Most information about PCOS treats it as a single diagnosis. In reality, several axes overlap to different degrees — which is exactly why generic advice often falls short.
That's why Rawelia starts by listening: a thorough questionnaire that builds a profile, not a label.
Roughly one in ten women is affected, at every age and stage of life. That's exactly who we're building Rawelia for — not for a slide in a pitch deck.
Instead of forcing you into one of three “PCOS types,” your result measures how pronounced each axis is for you.
Insulin sensitivity, weight, and energy — often the lever with the biggest effect on the other axes.
Androgen-related signs such as skin, hair growth, or hair loss.
Regularity, cycle length, and signs of ovulation.
Where relevant: how the other axes affect your path to family planning.
Clear, easy-to-understand questions about your cycle, symptoms, and daily life — with skip logic, so you only answer what's relevant to you.
Your position across the four axes, explained clearly — including a note to seek medical evaluation where needed.
Starting points for nutrition and lifestyle, matched to your profile — with no sales pressure.
Our supplements are made in Germany and are matched to your profile instead of a one-size-fits-all recommendation. You'll get the details after your questionnaire result.
Rawelia doesn't replace a medical examination. If there are warning signs, we explicitly recommend seeing a doctor.
Our questions and recommendations are based on current PCOS literature and are continually reviewed.
Anonymous evaluation, transparent use of your information — no hidden sharing.
For years I had irregular cycles — with no explanation. I went from doctor to doctor. I was never taken seriously.
The diagnosis didn't come in Germany. It was a doctor abroad who recognized PCOS in me immediately — something no one here had seen for years. That was 14 years ago. Only after that did doctors in Germany confirm it too.
I thought that was the hardest part behind me. But when it came to trying to conceive, I was on my own again — with a diagnosis, but no real support.
I studied biotechnology and later specialized in nutrition, to understand for myself what was happening in my body. Rawelia is where I want to spare other women what I went through: years of going unheard.
— Founder of Rawelia
Twelve to fifteen minutes that give you more clarity than months of searching online.
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