# Asele

> Asele is a cycle and symptom tracking app built for African women. It helps women track their menstrual cycle, understand their symptoms, and arrive at every healthcare conversation prepared. Available on web and Android, with a privacy-first model for individuals and employers.

## Product

- [Use the web app](https://asele.health/): The Asele app in your browser, free
- [Android app](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.asele.app): Google Play
- [iOS app](https://apps.apple.com/us/app/asele/id6760226464): Apple App Store

## Key pages

- [Home](https://www.asele.tech/): What Asele is and who it's for
- [The app](https://www.asele.tech/app): Features of the Asele cycle and symptom tracker
- [For business](https://www.asele.tech/for-business): Asele for employers, with anonymised aggregate usage only
- [Programs](https://www.asele.tech/programs): Partnerships and health programs
- [FAQ](https://www.asele.tech/faq): Privacy, data, GDPR, and getting started
- [About](https://www.asele.tech/about): The team building Asele
- [Contact](https://www.asele.tech/contact): Get in touch

## Journal

- [The Journal](https://www.asele.tech/journal): Guides and stories on women's health — periods, PCOS, fertility, menopause, mental health, and African women's health specifically
- [Blush & Bloom podcast](https://www.asele.tech/blush-and-bloom-podcast): Conversations on women's health and femtech

## Privacy

- Health data is processed on each individual's own consent.
- Employers see only aggregate activation counts and usage percentages — never cycle dates, symptoms, or anything identifying a person.
- GDPR compliant; a DPA is available for EU and UK contracts.