How SheRanked Scores Apps and Why It Helps Women

Many women want to use health apps, but it is hard to know which ones are safe, clear, and well designed. Some apps look great on the surface but hide important details. Some collect more data than you think. Some do not show how the app works behind the scenes.

This is why SheRanked scores apps. Our scores help women see the truth fast.

What our scores mean

At SheRanked, we look at open, factual information that any woman should be able to find. We do not guess. We do not make claims. We check what the app shows on its website, in its policy, and inside the app.

Our scores help women see:

  • how safe the app is

  • how open the app is

  • how easy the app is to use

  • if the claims make sense

  • if the team is clear about their work


1. Medical Integrity

We look for simple facts.
Does the app:

  • name the medical team

  • explain their training

  • say how they help

  • keep medical content up to date

We do not say an app is unsafe if they do not have doctors.
We only look for clear and honest details.

2. Ethical Standards

This checks if the app is careful and fair.
We look at:

  • how they talk about symptoms

  • if they avoid fear-based language

  • if they make claims they cannot support

  • if they give balanced, safe advice

Women deserve tools that respect them.

3. Data Privacy and Protection

This helps women understand what happens to their data.
We look for:

  • clear privacy rules

  • simple words

  • what data they collect

  • who they share it with

  • if you can delete your data

  • if “anonymous mode” is truly anonymous

We want women to feel safe, not unsure.

4. Transparency

This checks how easy it is to find basic information.
Some apps score low here because the details are hidden, not because they are doing something wrong.

We look for:

  • clear team information

  • easy-to-find policies

  • open answers about tracking

  • simple facts about how the app works

  • honest limits

When things are hard to find, women cannot make good choices.

5. User Accessibility

This checks how easy the app is to use.
We look at:

  • clear design

  • simple words

  • easy steps

  • no confusing menus

  • helpful support

We want women to feel confident, not lost.

How this helps women

Our scoring system helps women:

  • find safe apps fast

  • feel less confused

  • compare apps in one place

  • understand what is real

  • protect their data

  • choose tools that suit them

Women should not need medical or legal training to make a safe choice.
Our scores make this simple.

 
 

Why some apps score low

A low score does not always mean an app is bad.
Some apps score low because:

  • they are new and have not added full details yet

  • the information is hard to find

  • the medical team is not shown

  • the privacy rules are unclear

  • the claims need more support

As the app grows and becomes more open, the score can change.

How this helps developers

We want to raise the standard of women’s health apps.
We share clear hints and tips with developers to help them:

  • be more open

  • show their medical teams

  • make safer claims

  • improve privacy steps

  • design clearer content

We work with developers who want to create stronger, safer tools for women.
When apps improve their transparency, their scores rise.

Final Thoughts

Women deserve clear information, safe tools, and honest details.
SheRanked scores apps to help women feel in control and supported.

Every app should be easy to understand.
Every woman should feel safe when she checks her health.






By Dr Christina Davies- Founder, SheRanked

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