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Your fertility is more than a number.

Stop guessing about your fertility.

Your cycle, symptoms, energy, digestion, temperatures and lifestyle are already telling a story.

Conceivable reads them together.

Start with one number that shows you where you are, and what may be worth looking at more closely.

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You can have a lot of fertility information and still have no idea what it means.

Maybe you know your cycle length.

Maybe you track ovulation.

Maybe you’ve had labs done, noticed changes in your period, wondered about your energy, digestion, sleep or PMS, or downloaded an app that gives you even more data.

The problem isn’t always that you need more information.

Sometimes nobody has put the information you already have together.

That’s what Conceivable was built to do.

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One number gives you a place to start.

Your Conceivable Score looks across five areas that can reflect what’s happening in your reproductive system:

Energy, Blood, Hormones, Temperatures, Stress

It doesn’t tell you whether you’re “fertile” or “infertile.”

It gives you a starting picture, so instead of wondering about twenty different things, you can begin to see where your attention may matter most.

Your Conceivable Score

33

Out of 100

One Score is a photograph.
Two is a direction.

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But the number isn’t the interesting part.

The interesting part is why.

Why is your energy score low?

Why does your cycle look the way it does?

Does your PMS belong to one problem while your digestion belongs to another, or are they different expressions of the same underlying pattern?

That’s where the Conceivable Report goes deeper.

It takes the individual pieces you give us and asks a much more useful question:

What happens when we read them together?

The data POV

Basal body
temperature

Cycle day 22 · Luteal

6

Temperatures

Scored 6 of 20. The shift is clear, the second half stays cool.

In my twenty years of clinical experience, I noticed that women in my practice were more likely to get or stay pregnant when their temperatures were consistently above 98.0 after ovulation. It’s not a hard rule, but it’s something I always work toward when possible.

WHERE WE WANT THE SECOND HALF · 98.0 TO 98.6 FOLLICULAR PHASE OVULATORY SHIFT LUTEAL PHASE lower, steady temperatures temperatures rise, days 16 to 18 higher temperatures, 9 days 98.698.498.298.097.897.697.497.297.096.8 TEMPERATURE (°F) Luteal phase, about 9 days Ovulatory shift Likely ovulation: Day 17 HIGHEST TEMPERATURE 97.7 °F 12345678910111213141516171819202122232425 CYCLE DAY
Pre-shift average97.1Days 1 to 16
Post-shift average97.4Days 18 to 25
Highest temperature97.7Day 20
Luteal phase length9Days 17 to 25

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An example page, from a woman who charts

This is what “putting the pieces together” actually looks like.

A temperature app can plot your temperatures.

Conceivable asks what the pattern means alongside your cycle, symptoms, energy, digestion, history and other information.

You don’t need a chart to get a Report. If you don’t track your temperature, your Report is built from everything else you tell us, and it leaves this page out.

Your personalized Report shows you:

  1. What’s already working. Because fertility isn’t just a list of problems.
  2. What could use attention. The handful of signals that stand out.
  3. What may be connected. So five symptoms don’t automatically become five separate problems.
  4. How to improve them. Because another twenty-item fertility checklist isn’t useful.

Your Score tells you where you’re starting. Your Report tells you what I see.

I spent twenty years in fertility clinics learning to read these patterns.

Your personalized Conceivable Report applies that same framework to the information you give us: your cycle, symptoms, history, lifestyle and fertility story, plus your temperatures and your labs when you have them.

The result isn’t another generic fertility plan.

It’s an explanation of your picture:

  1. 01 What seems to be working
  2. 02 What stands out
  3. 03 What may be connected
  4. 04 What I would pay attention to
  5. 05 What I would do first

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The free Score is your number and a short read of it. The Report is the deeper intake, what connects to what, what to work on first, the questions to ask your doctor, and what to do next.

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Personalized to your answers. Not a generic downloadable report.

Kirsten Karchmer, the founder of Conceivable, speaking on stage.

Where this comes from

I built Conceivable because fertility rarely makes sense one piece at a time.

For twenty years, I worked with women trying to get and stay pregnant. What I learned from roughly 10,000 patients was surprisingly simple:

The answer was rarely hiding in one symptom, one lab or one cycle. It appeared when I put everything side by side and looked for the pattern underneath.

That’s what Conceivable is designed to do. Not give you more fertility information.

Help you understand the information your body is already giving you.

Kirsten Karchmer Founder, Conceivable

You don’t need more things to worry about. You need to know where to start.

Take the free Conceivable Score first.

You’ll get a personalized starting number based on the information you share.

And if you want to understand what’s behind that number, how the pieces of your fertility picture may connect, your full Conceivable Report can take you deeper.

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