How it works
Twelve questions. One minute. A next step.
Navey turns how you feel into a number clinicians already trust, then tells you what that number means and what to do about it.
Measured
The check-in
Every day, twelve questions about the last 24 hours. How strong the nausea was. How many times you vomited or retched. What you kept down. How you are coping. Each answer scores 0 to 5. The total, 0 to 60, is your HELP Score.
Built on the HELP Score
The HELP Score is a clinically validated tool created by the HER Foundation and used with permission. The questions are theirs, word for word, so your number means the same thing to any clinician who knows the scale.
One question per screen
Big answers, no typing, under a minute. Built for a phone held in bed.
A trend, not a snapshot
The second day you get a line. The seventh day you get a pattern. That line is what you show your clinician.
The ranges
What your number means
Lower is better. The ranges come from the HELP Score's validation work, and each one has a different next step.
0 to 19
Small frequent meals, fluids through the day, ginger and vitamin B6. Check in again tomorrow. A rising number is the signal to call.
20 to 32
The range where prescription anti-nausea medication usually helps. Tell your care team the score and the vomiting count. If fluids stop staying down for 24 hours, call today.
33 to 60
Call your care team today and say the number. IV fluids and scheduled medication are standard care at this level. If you feel faint or cannot keep any fluid down, go to urgent care or the emergency department now.
Treated and delivered
From a number to care
A score is only useful if something happens next. Navey is building the next step into the app, in this order.
The check-in and the score
Free. Try it today at navey.app/help-score. The app adds daily tracking, a trend, and reminders.
Medication through licensed clinicians
A consult with a licensed clinician through Navey's telehealth partner, with your score and trend already in front of them, and prescriptions delivered to your door.
Everything pregnancy-safe, in one place
Remedies with evidence behind them, and products vetted for pregnancy, from electrolytes to the shampoo question you did not want to Google. Delivered in a day or two.
For clinicians
A score your patient can bring you
Navey gives patients the HELP Score in the same form you would use in clinic, with a 14-day trend and the medication list. A clinician view with shared access is on the roadmap. If you want to be part of that pilot, write to [email protected].
Questions
Asked often
Is Navey a medical device?
No. The check-in is a wellness tool that turns your answers into the HELP Score. Diagnosis and treatment of nausea and vomiting of pregnancy come from licensed clinicians through Navey's telehealth partner.
Who made the HELP Score?
The HER Foundation. It is a clinically validated tool and Navey uses it with permission. Navey has no other relationship with the Foundation.
What is hyperemesis gravidarum?
The severe end of nausea and vomiting of pregnancy: persistent vomiting, weight loss, dehydration, and difficulty keeping anything down. It touches 1 to 3 percent of pregnancies and is a leading cause of hospital admission in early pregnancy. It is treatable, and earlier treatment works better.
Is my information private?
If you use the check-in on this site without saving, nothing leaves your browser. If you save a score to the waitlist we keep your email and that score, so your account opens with your history in it. See the privacy notice.
When does the app open?
The web app comes first, then phones. Join the waitlist and we will write to you the day it opens.