
New fertility tool to help determine chances of successful IVF launches
Key Takeaways
- Spring Fertility’s Personalized IVF Calculator draws on more than 2 million data points from over 25,000 IVF and egg freezing cycles, with an egg-based outcomes model independently audited by a third party.
- The tool uses age, AMH, AFC, and medical history to forecast egg and embryo yield per cycle and the likelihood of achieving one or more children.
Spring Fertility launched the Personalized IVF Calculator built on 2M+ data points from 25,000+ cycles.
On July 29, 2026, Spring Fertility launched the Personalized IVF Calculator, a patient-facing tool designed to provide individualized predictions about IVF outcomes based on clinical inputs and a proprietary dataset of more than 2 million data points, the company announced in a news release.
The calculator uses a patient’s age, height, weight, and ovarian reserve measurements, including anti-Müllerian hormone (AMH) and antral follicle count (AFC), to forecast the number of eggs and embryos expected per cycle and the likelihood of achieving one or more children. The tool also incorporates specific medical history factors to generate individualized outcome projections, with the underlying data independently verified by Branch Care.
What dataset does the calculator draw from?
The calculator is built on data from more than 25,000 IVF and egg freezing cycles conducted at Spring Fertility across locations in California, New York, and Oregon from 2019 to 2024, encompassing more than 2 million data points and detailed embryology data from more than 350,000 eggs and embryos.
All predictions underwent clinical testing with Spring Fertility’s reproductive endocrinology and infertility specialists before launch. The egg-based outcomes model underlying the tool was independently audited by a third party.
What does the tool estimate and project?
In addition to cycle-level predictions, the calculator includes a forecasting model that estimates potential changes in a patient’s fertility profile, including AMH and AFC, over time, intended to support longer-term family planning decisions.
“Every patient comes to fertility care with a different medical history, ovarian reserve, and family-building goal,” said Peter Klatsky, MD, co-founder of Spring Fertility. “We built this calculator to help translate complex clinical data into personalized insights that patients and physicians can use together when making important decisions.”
How is the tool being positioned for clinical use?
Spring Fertility describes the calculator as a support tool for patient-physician conversations rather than a standalone decision-making resource, with predictions designed to help patients contextualize their individual clinical picture ahead of a cycle.
“We hear from patients that this calculator has helped them distill complex fertility topics and in partnership with their Spring Fertility physician, have a clear sense of expected outcomes ahead of a cycle,” said Katie Jaxheimer Agarwal, CEO of Branch Care. “It is a strong tool to support patient confidence and clarity in their next step.”
The Personalized IVF Calculator is now available through Spring Fertility’s platform and is designed to augment Branch Care’s existing partnerships with reproductive endocrinology and infertility practices to support fertility education and care access.
Reference:
Spring Fertility launches first-of-its-kind personalized IVF calculator. Spring Fertility. News release. Published July 29, 2026. Accessed July 29, 2026. https://prnmedia.prnewswire.com/news-releases/spring-fertility-launches-first-of-its-kind-personalized-ivf-calculator




