Understand
Cycle, mood, energy, sleep and history seen as one picture, explained in plain language.
Marlo is an Australian women’s health app, built from the ground up to support clinical care, not replace it.
I’d like to introduce myself. I’m Bianca Scurry, a registered osteopath with over six years in private clinical practice, supporting women through every stage of life.
I’ve helped build Marlo from day one, alongside a team of dedicated people. Many of us have lived through, or watched friends live through, the frustration of not being heard or not finding a diagnosis. We wanted to change that.
Meet the team A proactive health companion that helps women understand their bodies, connect the dots across their health, and advocate for better care.
Cycle, mood, energy, sleep and history seen as one picture, explained in plain language.
Symptoms, appointments, notes and reminders in one place, replacing the chaos, not adding to it.
A documented history and trend reports. Something to show in the appointment, not just say.
She’s been told everything looks normal while nothing feels normal, passed between specialists with no continuity, and left to track, research and remember it all on her own.
Marlo takes that mental load off her. One place to understand her body, organise the chaos, and walk into every appointment with something to show, not just something to say.
It’s not a diagnostic tool, and it’s not generic wellness content. It’s a companion that works alongside doctors, built on Australian clinical guidelines, so she leaves every interaction feeling seen, believed and finally understood.
Available in the app today.
Marlo is also being built to connect women with the care they need. We’d love to hear from the clinicians who’ll work alongside it, so we get the details right as we go. We hope to feature:
Stored onshore and handled under Australian privacy law.
Designed around GP referrals, specialist waitlists and real Medicare pathways.
Australian owned and built, for the Australian healthcare system.
Marlo already has clinical backing built into its foundations, but a tool like this is only as good as its connection to real practice.
We’re looking to build partnerships with women’s health practitioners and the allied health professionals who see these patients every day.
If you’d like to see the fuller picture, including our roadmap, and how a partnership could work, we’d love to start the conversation.
Contact details coming soon.