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Hormones touch nearly every part of our health. Qyn uses blood-based measurement to reveal how they change over time — turning isolated readings into meaningful patterns.
Shilpi spent her career turning ambitious technology into products people could actually use — helping grow Roomba from a $100M to $1B business, developing robotic systems at Amazon, and leading product teams across emerging technologies.
After years of unexplained miscarriages and debilitating symptoms, Shilpi discovered an estrogen imbalance and began searching for better answers about what was happening in her body.
What she found was a familiar problem: complex biology, limited data, and tools that hadn't caught up.
Qyn grew from a simple question:
What if we could understand our hormones as they change — not just at a single moment in time?
After years of unexplained miscarriages and debilitating symptoms, Shilpi discovered an estrogen imbalance and began searching for better answers about what was happening in her body.
What she found was a familiar problem: complex biology, limited data, and tools that hadn't caught up.
Qyn grew from a simple question:
What if we could understand our hormones as they change — not just at a single moment in time?
“Cortisol and adrenaline are terrific when they're regulated; they are terrible when they're misregulated. You just don't want your cortisol levels to be elevated even to normal levels at the wrong time of day.”
Andrew Huberman, PhD
“The DUTCH test is the best method because it shows hormone fluctuations throughout the day and their metabolites, providing a more complete picture than a single blood test.”
Lisa Mosconi, PhD
“Menopause doesn't just impact the ovaries — it's a hormonal show in which the brain takes center stage.”
Lisa Mosconi, PhD
“By understanding how your glucose, insulin, and inflammation levels fluctuate based on your lifestyle choices, you can fine-tune your diet, exercise, and habits to optimize your health.”
Dr. Casey Means
“A single trough draw only captures one point on that curve. Everything in between is just symptom reporting and guesswork.”
Dr. Geo Espinosa
Qyn is creating a new way to measure hormones at home from blood and understand them over time — so people and clinicians can work from a clearer picture.
