FOR HEAVY, ACHING LEGS
You're doing everything right. Your legs still feel heavy.
Renya is a daily diary for your legs. Track how they feel, what you do for them and what changes, all in one calm place.
Take the 2-minute leg check
Leg check-ins
Care routine
Meal scan
Sound familiar?
You're not lazy, and you're not imagining it. See what your legs have in common with lipedema →
FREE 2-MINUTE LEG CHECK
Put a name to the pattern.
Answer a few questions about your legs and see how many signs they share with lipedema. It's not a diagnosis. It's a clearer place to start, and the first entry in your leg diary.
Start the leg checkWhere and how your legs feel heavy or tender
How your legs change through the day
A short result you can share with a specialist
YOUR DAILY LOOP
Check in. Tick off your routine. See your days line up.
How your legs feel, in ten seconds
Heaviness, pain to touch, swelling and bruising, morning and evening. Compare this morning with tonight, and this week with last month.
Your whole care routine, ticked off in seconds
Set up the things you already do for your legs and check them off as your day goes.
- Compression
- Walk
- Strength
- Water
- Sleep
- + your own
See what your effort looks like
Journey puts your legs, routine, sleep, meals and cycle side by side on one calendar. Lighter and heavier days are easy to compare, and you decide what they mean.
Not sure about a meal? Snap it.
Logging food is one photo. Renya names what's on your plate, gives a gentleness score from 0 to 10 and shows why. Eating out? Scan the menu and see the gentlest dishes first.
How meal and menu scan work →
PRICING
Your leg diary, everything included
Every feature, every scan, no limits. Cancel anytime in your App Store or Google Play settings.
Monthly
€14.99/ month
Billed monthly
Yearly
Best value€49.99/ year
That's about €4.17 a month
- Morning & evening leg check-ins
- Care routine tracking
- Journey calendar & cycle view
- Unlimited meal & menu scans
- Apple Health sync
- English and German
FAQ
Your effort is real. Start keeping the record.
Start with the 2-minute leg check, then keep your leg diary in one calm place.