Core output
Designed to make the report useful
Report preview you can inspect
See the kind of action-plan structure the report produces before you sign up.
Fertilia for plain-language questions
Use the assistant for general fertility questions and terminology support.
Built for specialist conversations
The report is organized around discussion, not diagnosis or treatment decisions.
Privacy Control
No names, birthdates, addresses, or phone numbers are required for the report.
Report sections
What the report includes
The report turns your assessment answers into sections you can read before an appointment and discuss with your specialist.
Guided assessment
Captures fertility history, general health, investigations, male-factor context, treatment history, and report preferences.
Personalized summary
Surfaces the main themes from your answers so the rest of the report starts with the right context.
Action plan and discussion topics
Turns relevant answers into practical topics to review with your specialist, without presenting them as medical instructions.
Fertilia assistant
Answers general fertility questions in plain language so users can understand terminology and prepare follow-up questions.
Partner and male-factor context
Includes partner-related answers when relevant, such as semen results, prior testosterone exposure, and donor-sperm preferences.
Privacy and Security
The assessment avoids unnecessary identifying details and is designed around privacy, control, and data deletion.
Delete Your Data
You can delete your account and associated data from the dashboard when you no longer need the service.
Patient flow
How the features fit together
Create your account and complete the guided assessment.
Use Fertilia for general fertility questions if you get stuck or want a simpler explanation while answering.
Generate your MyFertility Report from the completed assessment.
Read the personalized summary, action plan, discussion topics, and answers snapshot.
Download the PDF and use it to prepare for your specialist conversation.
Return to Fertilia if you want help understanding general fertility terms in the report.
Delete your account and associated data from the dashboard when you no longer need it.
Purpose-built for appointment preparation
Compared with common alternatives
General websites and printed resources can still be useful. The difference is that MyFertility Report is built to organize your own answers into an appointment-ready format.
MyFertility Report
Purpose-built for appointment preparation
Structured around your answers
Uses your assessment responses to organize relevant history, tests, treatment context, and questions.
Fertilia question support
Lets you ask general fertility questions in plain language before or after reading the report.
Specialist discussion points
Highlights topics to review with your clinician instead of presenting decisions as already made.
Downloadable PDF
Gives you a copy to save, reread, or bring to an appointment.
Privacy controls
Avoids unnecessary identifying details and lets you delete your account and data.
Partner context where relevant
Includes male-factor and partner details when those answers are part of the assessment.
General websites
Useful background, less personal context
Broad information
Helpful for learning, but usually not organized around your own fertility history.
Search burden
You still have to decide which pages apply and which details matter for your appointment.
Mixed depth
Some pages are excellent, while others are too shallow, too technical, or not relevant to your situation.
No answer summary
General sites do not collect your own completed tests, cycles, or questions in one place.
Privacy varies
Data handling depends on the site and may include broader tracking or advertising systems.
No appointment packet
You usually leave with notes and tabs, not a single structured report.
Books and brochures
Good education, less adaptable
General education
Can explain fertility topics well, but cannot respond to your specific answers.
No interactive help
You cannot ask follow-up questions or request a simpler explanation.
Fixed content
The content stays the same even when your history or treatment plan changes.
No patient summary
It does not produce a summary of your own journey or discussion topics.
Private reading
Printed material can be read without sharing data online.
Separate preparation still needed
You still need to organize your results, treatment history, and questions yourself.
