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Fertility tech. And this one comes with a chest strap.
If you've spent any time on a fertility journey, you've probably been handed the same toolkit: a cycle app, ovulation strips, a basal body thermometer, and a polite reminder to "try to relax." We won't pretend that hasn't been frustrating. The tools tell you when you're ovulating. They don't tell you why it's still not happening.
That's exactly the gap our newest partner is built to close.
Meet Monday Fertility and the OTO Fertility Wearable, the world's first stress-focused fertility wearable, and the tool we're most excited to introduce to the MyStoria community.
OTO is a medical-grade chest strap and sensor paired with a companion app. A few times a week, you do a single 3-minute assessment. In those three minutes, the device reads over 50 biomarkers across five body systems; no bloodwork, no urine strips, no waiting on labs.
Then it does something most fertility tools don't: it translates all of that data into a single, plain-English score called your Fertility Index, plus a daily action plan that adapts based on what your body is telling it.
It's not a cycle tracker. It's not a wellness ring. It's a clinical-grade diagnostic device that came out of the IVF clinic and into your living room.
Here's what we love about Monday’s thesis; it puts ...
With a background in nursing and a genuine passion for care, Jessie supports myStoria members as part of the Concierge team.
