About Narrated

What is Narrated?

Narrated is a community-powered experience data platform for women’s hormonal health. Women log their real experiences with interventions — HRT, supplements, lifestyle protocols — and the platform structures, aggregates, and makes that data searchable for the first time.

The result is a growing repository of peer experiences that helps women answer questions their doctors often can’t: “What did real women my age, on this HRT dose, actually experience after three months?”

Why this exists

Women navigating perimenopause, menopause, PCOS, and endometriosis are often dismissed by doctors who have little training in these conditions. They’re drowning in influencer content that sells products rather than sharing truth. They’re scattered across Reddit threads and Facebook groups with no structure or searchability. Narrated is the structured, trusted, searchable answer.

How it works

• •Women submit anonymous experience logs covering their intervention, goal, protocol, outcomes, side effects, and whether they’d continue.
• •Every log is reviewed before it goes live.
• •Intervention pages aggregate research context, common protocols, and community experience data.
• •Goal pages show which interventions women tried for specific health goals and what they reported.
• •Verified practitioners can share independent perspectives that are clearly labelled.

What Narrated is not

• •Not a telehealth platform — no prescriptions, no clinical advice
• •Not a symptom tracker or wearable integration
• •Not a social network — no follows, no feeds, no likes
• •Not an influencer platform — no sponsored content, no selling
• •Not a substitute for professional medical consultation

Our principles

• •We present, we never prescribe. Narrated surfaces what women reported and what the research says. The visitor connects the dots with their doctor.
• •Unbiased and fact-based, always. No editorialising. Research context is a fact. Community outcomes are self-reported data. All presented without spin.
• •Neutrality is non-negotiable. Narrated does not endorse, discourage, or advise the use of any treatment.
• •Transparency builds trust. Every intervention carries its research context. Every log shows the contributor type. Nothing is hidden.
• •Anonymity protects honesty. Community members are pseudonymous by default. Women report more truthfully when they are not exposed.
• •Quietly radical. The act of taking women’s self-reported experience seriously is itself radical. We don’t wave a flag about it. We just do it.