The all-in-one app for Hashimoto’s and hypothyroidism.

Track your symptoms, labs, cycle, and sleep, scan what you eat and use, and understand your thyroid in plain words.

9:41

Good morning

Steady is progress, too.

Wednesday is still open.Fill it in

Your week+8

41 of 49 answers. Eight left this week.

3of 7

Today’s questions

Fills as you answer

Talk to Rose

How was today?

3 new

The room

84 members, one chat

Today’s log

Oats, a walk, chicken salad · three things

Your lab markers

View all

TSH

Thyroid stimulating

where most people land0.4 – 4.0you2.4
Down from 5.2 in March

Free T3

Active hormone

where most people land3.1 – 6.8you5.1
Up from 4.8 in March

Cycle

15

days until
your period

24

products scanned

Educational, not medical advice.

Everything you need to understand your thyroid condition.

Keep track of your symptoms, labs, cycle, and sleep. In one minute a day.

Rose, the Osmi mascot, standing beside the phone.

Your day

9:41

Good morning

Steady is progress, too.

Wednesday is still open.Fill it in

Your week+8

41 of 49 answers. Eight left this week.

3of 7

Today’s questions

Fills as you answer

Talk to Rose

How was today?

3 new

The room

84 members, one chat

Today’s log

Oats, a walk, chicken salad · three things

Your lab markers

View all

TSH

Thyroid stimulating

where most people land0.4 – 4.0you2.4
Down from 5.2 in March

Free T3

Active hormone

where most people land3.1 – 6.8you5.1
Up from 4.8 in March

Cycle

15

days until
your period

24

products scanned

Educational, not medical advice.

Your whole picture on one screenThe week you have answered, and the day still openSeven questions, and the room, in one tap

Scanning

9:41
A phone camera pointed at a generic oat milk carton on a grocery shelf.

Line the barcode up in the frame

Oat milk, barista

Added sugarAvoid
Rapeseed oilAvoid
May contain traces of glutenWatch

A cleaner swap

Oat milk, oats and water onlyBetter
Point your camera at anything you eat or put onOsmi reads what the label lists, and only thatSomething better, in the same aisle

Your labs

9:41

The July draw

Nine markers. Each read against your lab’s own range.

Thyroid

Drawn 12 July, Karolinska
TSHmIU/L
where most people land0.4 – 4.0you2.4
Free T4pmol/L
where most people land12.0 – 22.0you14.1
Free T3pmol/L
where most people land3.1 – 6.8you4.2
TPO antibodieskIU/L
where most people landunder 34you312
Reverse T3
Not on this report

Also on this report

3

Iron and vitamins

Ferritin, B12, vitamin D

2

Blood count

Haemoglobin, MCV

Compare with April

Judged against the range this lab printed. Educational, not medical advice.

Every result filed on its own cardJudged only against the range your lab printedAdd one by photo, PDF, or typing a single number

Your cycle

9:41

Day 14, follicular

Next period around 16 August

Logged periodFertile estimateToday

Log today

2 of 4
FlowNoneLightHeavy
CrampsNoneMildStrong
MoodEvenLowTense
Temperature36.42 °C06:40

July 2026

12345
6789101112
13141516171819
20212223242526
2728293031
Logged periodDay logged
6

What repeats

Fatigue lands in the same week, five times out of six

Educational, not medical advice.

The day you are on, drawn as a region and never a scoreWhat you logged today, on the same dated record

Over time

9:41
TSH

2.4mIU/L

12 July, Karolinska

Since September

Down from 5.2

6M1Y2YAll

The hatched band is where most people land. Karolinska set it by testing a group of healthy people. You were above it last September and inside it at every draw since.

Every draw, and what you changed

Dose up to 75 µg · 3 Septemberno draw since
12 July 20262.4
Selenium 200 µg · 24 June
8 April 20262.5
Gluten out · 2 February
14 January 20263.6
29 September 20255.2

Each value against its own lab’s printed range. Never averaged.

Educational, not medical advice.

One marker, and every draw it has hadThe band is the range your lab printed, not a target Osmi setEach draw dated, with what you changed in between

Meet Rose.

Rose is your personal thyroid mascot, who helps you keep track of your condition and trends.

Rose, the coral Osmi character, awake and waving.

Tell Rose how you’re feeling. You answer 7 questions or speak with Rose, every day.

All your labs, in one place.

Photograph the paper, upload the PDF, or type in one number. Osmi files every result and lines them up on one timeline, next to your cycle and sleep.

See where each result sits in your lab’s normal range.

Every lab prints its own normal range. Osmi shows each of your results against the range on your own report, so you can see what’s changed since your last test.

Two hands holding a phone up to photograph a printed lab report on a wooden table.
A basal thermometer on a nightstand beside a phone and a glass of water.
9:41

The July draw

Nine markers. Each read against your lab’s own range.

Thyroid

Drawn 12 July, Karolinska
TSHmIU/L
where most people land0.4 – 4.0you2.4
Free T4pmol/L
where most people land12.0 – 22.0you14.1
Free T3pmol/L
where most people land3.1 – 6.8you4.2
TPO antibodieskIU/L
where most people landunder 34you312
Reverse T3
Not on this report

Also on this report

3

Iron and vitamins

Ferritin, B12, vitamin D

2

Blood count

Haemoglobin, MCV

Compare with April

Judged against the range this lab printed. Educational, not medical advice.

Bring your practitioner the whole picture.

Share your labs, trends, and daily record in one tap, so your practitioner sees everything you’ve built in Osmi.

Share in one tap
9:41

Walk in armed

Today 09:40 · about fourteen minutes

Your line

TSH 4.8 → 3.9 → 3.1 → 2.4 across four draws. Free T4 steady.

What changed this chapter

Iron since 4 August. Gluten out since 11 August. Dose unchanged.

Your three questions

1 · Could my ferritin explain the afternoon crashes?
2 · Is my dose still right if TSH keeps falling?

3 · Should antibodies be re-tested after two years?

Not on file yet

Thyroglobulin antibodies, never tested.

Open the sheet full screen

When you are back, one question waits: what did they say?

Your own record, restated. Educational, not medical advice.

Have a ring or a watch?

Connect Oura, WHOOP, and Apple Health. Osmi will connect your sleep, heart rate, and exercise to complete your full thyroid picture. Don’t have a wearable? No problem, it’s optional.

What you eat and put on your skin matters.

Scan any product and get an instant read: what the label lists, what we’d skip, and a better swap in the same aisle. Grocery store or your own pantry, it works the same. We built the scanner so choosing products you feel good about is easy.

  • Food and drinks: added sugars, seed oils, hidden gluten
  • Skincare and makeup: fragrance and other ingredients we flag
  • A better swap, right next to what you scanned
9:41
A phone camera pointed at a generic oat milk carton on a grocery shelf.

Line the barcode up in the frame

Oat milk, barista

Added sugarAvoid
Rapeseed oilAvoid
May contain traces of glutenWatch

A cleaner swap

Oat milk, oats and water onlyBetter

Advised by Dr. Kate Masterson, DC

Kate’s own experience with Hashimoto’s led her to a holistic approach to women’s thyroid health. She helps her patients understand what their bodies are telling them, uncover what’s driving their symptoms, and take charge of their own health.

Kate advises on what we’re building at Osmi, so we can deliver on our mission: helping women understand their Hashimoto’s and hypothyroidism.

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Kate Masterson, chiropractor and functional medicine practitioner, seated in her practice.

You keep saying it. Nobody writes it down.

  • Tired no matter how much I sleep.
  • I lose the word in the middle of the sentence.
  • I’m cold when everyone else is fine.

Up to 60%of thyroid issues go undiagnosed.

You’re not imagining it, and you haven’t failed at fixing it. The story was just never written down in one place. That is what Osmi is for.

A woman at a kitchen table with a mug and her phone, morning light behind her.

From women managing a thyroid condition

“Three doctors said my labs were fine. Now when I say I’m not, I have something to show them.”

Rachel, 44
Three women talking over tea at a warm kitchen table by a bright window.

“I scan everything now. Half my pantry surprised me, and not in a good way.”

“I have Hashimoto’s and about five apps that each track one thing. This replaced all of them, which my brain appreciates.”

“It’s the first app I’ve kept past a week. That says a lot for me.”

“I love Osmi, and so does my doctor. I took my summary page to my last appointment and had the most productive session in a long time.”

“My labs live in three different portals. Or lived. Everything’s in one spot now and I can actually find things.”

“I always felt like I was making it up. Seeing six months written down, I wasn’t.”

Rose, the Osmi mascot, waving.

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Osmi is live. Download it on the App Store and start tracking today.

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Frequently asked questions

What is Osmi?

Osmi is a health-tracking app for women managing a thyroid condition. It keeps your labs, symptoms, cycle, and sleep in one record, side by side, so you can see what tracks with what.

Who is Osmi for?

Women with Hashimoto’s or hypothyroidism, whether you’re diagnosed or still chasing answers. If you’ve ever been told your labs are normal while you still feel awful, Osmi was built for you. You don’t need to be technical, and you don’t need to log perfectly. Good enough counts.

How does Osmi work?

You check in once a day, and it takes about a minute. You answer 7 questions or speak with Rose, your thyroid mascot who lives in the app. Your answers build your record: symptoms, labs, cycle, and sleep, side by side. The longer the record runs, the more useful it becomes at your next appointment.

What does the scanner do?

You scan a product and Osmi reads the ingredient list for you. Instead of a generic score, you get a plain answer about those ingredients through the lens of your thyroid condition, with the reasoning spelled out.

Can Osmi track my cycle and my thyroid symptoms together?

Yes. Your cycle sits next to your symptoms, sleep, and labs on one dated timeline, so you can see what lines up with what. That matters because thyroid symptoms and cycle changes often get tangled together, and a dated record of both is the clearest way to talk them through with your doctor.

How much does Osmi cost?

Download it on the App Store to see the current plans.

Is this another symptom journal?

No. A journal holds one kind of note. Osmi holds the whole picture: your blood tests against their printed ranges, your daily answers, your cycle, your sleep, and your product scans, together on one timeline. The parts finally explain each other.

My labs came back normal. Is Osmi still for me?

Osmi was built for exactly this moment. Normal on paper while you feel exhausted, foggy, and cold is the most common story we hear. Whether it’s Hashimoto’s, hypothyroidism, or a thyroid that simply feels off, Osmi starts from how you actually feel, and your daily read grows from there.

Will Osmi diagnose what’s going on?

No. Osmi never diagnoses, treats, or prescribes, and it will never ask you to change medication. It helps you see patterns in how you feel and what you scan, and gives you natural, daily things to try. Bring your patterns to your next appointment if you like. They make good evidence.

Do I need an Oura, a WHOOP, or an Apple Watch?

No. Osmi works from your check-ins and your scans on its own. If you do wear one, syncing it makes your daily read sharper, because sleep and temperature tell Osmi things you shouldn’t have to type.

How is this different from Yuka or a clean-eating app?

Those apps grade the product and give everyone the same number. Osmi reads the product against you: your symptoms, your scan history, your cycle, your sleep. The answer changes because your body does.

When does Osmi launch?

It's live now. Download it on the App Store.

Is my data private?

Yes. Your scans, cycle, and wearable data exist to build your reads, nothing else. Never sold, never used for ads, and you can export or delete everything whenever you want.