The full Nila. The whole library, the daily tracker, the private rooms.
Built for the women carrying the most questions about perimenopause, menopause and everything that comes after. Members also use it for endo, PMDD, surgical menopause and post-pill — the toolkits, tracker and research carry across.
Nila has a free account, and a paid Premium tier (individual or in bulk for teams and clinics).
Walk into your next appointment with answers, not screenshots.
Premium turns weeks of symptom logs into a doctor-ready letter, generated in one tap, from your own chat history and tracked data.
Your story so far, written back every week: Nila reads your symptom logs, check-ins and any Apple Health data together and tells you what shifted, when, and what to ask next
Every line tagged SELF-REPORTED or DEVICE-MEASURED, so your doctor knows what they're reading.
One library. Fourteen shelves. Editorial body always sponsor-blind.
Each shelf has a free layer that's genuinely useful, and a Premium layer that does the structured, week-by-week, region-by-region work for you. Here's what's behind the door, in full.
Plus the daily symptom & mood tracker (with full pattern history and CSV export), the private journal, members-only community rooms, the full research library, and independent editorial with clear disclosure, all included.
From members
What we hear, again and again.
Composite quotes drawn from member conversations. Themes are real; identities are not.
Am I just being dramatic?
“Two years of saying I'm fine. Wrote it down for a month and even I didn't believe me anymore.”
Priya, 47, perimenopause
Why does every reply end with a supplement link?
“Asked a question at 11pm. Three women answered. Nobody tried to sell me anything. I cried a bit.”
Aaliyah, 52, surgical menopause
What did my mum get wrong about HRT?
“My mum was scared of it. I get why now. Doesn't mean I have to be.”
Marisol, 49, postmenopause
Everything we know is free. What we learn about you is Premium.
Everything we know is free. What we learn about you is Premium.
Letter-for-your-doctor generator on every symptom guide — a structured one-pager you can walk into the appointment with
Your whole history, not a fortnight: every day you've logged stays editable, with the pattern calendar that shows what's linked to what (Free stops at 14 days, read-only)
The Appointment Pack whenever you need one: 12 weeks of your data as a fillable PDF and CSV, with every line tagged SELF-REPORTED or DEVICE-MEASURED so your doctor knows what they're reading
Unlimited Nila chat with your logs, letters and journal in the conversation (Free gets 30 messages a month)
The full 12-week programs: strength, walking, mobility, pelvic floor, the 7-day meal plan, the six-part sleep protocol including the 3 a.m. Rescue
Your story so far, written back every week: Nila reads your symptom logs, check-ins and any Apple Health data together and tells you what shifted, when, and what to ask next
A private journal that keeps every entry, plus notes and collections on everything you've saved
Goal-based supplement stacks with timing, food pairing, and drug-interaction notes for statins, SSRIs, levothyroxine and MHT
MHT decision worksheet + pre-appointment workbook + six scripts for the 10-minute slot
Members-only community rooms, quieter threads, gated to paying members — plus posting rights everywhere
Nila's tips: the candid, lived-experience stuff we don't put in the editorial copy
Region-specific product picks (CA, US, UK, AU, EU) at three price tiers, plus two premium-only kits: partner/intimacy and travel
New guides and features as they ship, plus a Premium member badge in the community
Prices in CAD. Canadian sales tax (GST, HST, PST or QST, depending on your province) is added at checkout. Stripe shows the final total before you confirm. Members outside Canada are charged in CAD with no Canadian tax added; your bank handles the currency conversion.
A note from us
Why Nila Premium exists.
We built Nila because the menopause internet was either trying to scare us, sell us a $90 supplement, or talk down to us. None of that helps when you're awake at three in the morning wondering if this is just life now.
Premium pays for the one thing we won't compromise on: editorial independence. Sponsors can't buy into the editorial body of any Premium page, can't influence an evidence grade, and can't show up on crisis, counselling, identity, treatments or research-summary pages. Some Premium pages do carry a clearly labelled "Partner pick" module at the edges, visually distinct, one per page, easy to skip, never replacing an editorial pick. The full rules, including how partner picks are vetted and disclosed, are in our partner policy. Every Premium dollar funds the editorial work behind these pages, builds tools that actually help, and keeps the community a place worth being in. Outside clinical reviewers aren't on the team yet, when they are, we'll credit them by name.
If that tradeoff makes sense to you, we'd love to have you.