Helpful....
I use it each month mainly to track periods as they are becoming shorter and erratic as I approach menopause. It is easy to use and pretty accurate generally in the predictions (apart from when I miss a period and it starts the countdown again?).
Great app and easy to use!
I’ve been using this app for about four to five months and like it a lot! There are features that I don’t use (temp, ovulation, if took pill, and others for getting pregnant), so I mostly just use it for tracking my period only. I like and also use the daily options to indicate flow, headaches, and cramps. I have recommended this app to my friends.
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Accurate App!
I love this app. I downloaded about 4 months ago and wanted to wait to review. I used others and didn’t like them...too much going on. Lol. This is simple, easy to use and most importantly...accurate..well at least for me. Predicts the start of my cycle to the day (maybe plus or minus one..which is good). The others I tried did not. I would definitely recommend.
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Discreet and easy to use
Not obvious on my phone screen what it is. I like having the days countdown on the screen as a reminder. I found it very spot on when I was trying to conceive and fell pregnant easily based on when my predicted ovulation days were.
Excellent
I have had this app 3 years and as long as you remember to put your actual monthly days in it is extremely accurate.
It is also helpful because I get quite nasty a couple of days before I am due, so am able to warn the people around me to just ignore me !
It is also helpful because I get quite nasty a couple of days before I am due, so am able to warn the people around me to just ignore me !
Useful and easy to navigate
Helpful features - I use it to track things like headaches, cramps and acne as well as keep on top of when period is due.
Great App
Someone finally put together an app that has everything a woman wants to keep track of, wether you are monitoring fertility or simply keeping track of cycles and pill taking. Best app I have found so far for cycle tracking. I like that i can add personal notes on any given day. I am at the end of my cycles being peri menopausal, so tracking the fluctuations has been so useful to have in an app. Thanks!
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Great app!
Been using for years to monitor periods - like the way you can make notes, change your symptoms to suit. Don’t like the increase in advertising lately to include video ads. Was entering info late at night and the first video ad blasted the silent room waking my husband and daughter - know now to keep phone on silent when using.
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The best one of the kind
I have downloaded a dozen of similar apps trying to find the one that is straightforward, has clear calendar view and option for my own comments. That was the only one and it turned out to be really good in use. I love how it shows the days left until the next periods as a little notification number on the icon - no need to even get I the app! So simple and clever.
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Easy to use
It might be useful to include a little analysis, for example if periods have been regular and then change. Maybe if you’ve had three solid weeks of really heavy flow (as I did recently) a note should pop up to say that you should see your doctor.
Not everyone is aware what ‘light’, ‘normal’ and ‘heavy’ mean so definitions would be useful.
When tracking
periods I’d find it really helpful to be able to keep track of how much blood I’ve lost, so perhaps include an option to tally up tampons/towels used along with absorbency so that we can calculate in ml.
This especially useful when speaking to doctors. A ‘heavy’ period is medically defined as over 60ml. Some of us are losing 3-400ml! So we speak to our doctor describing ‘heavy periods’ and wondering why they don’t get how awful things are for us...
Not everyone is aware what ‘light’, ‘normal’ and ‘heavy’ mean so definitions would be useful.
When tracking
periods I’d find it really helpful to be able to keep track of how much blood I’ve lost, so perhaps include an option to tally up tampons/towels used along with absorbency so that we can calculate in ml.
This especially useful when speaking to doctors. A ‘heavy’ period is medically defined as over 60ml. Some of us are losing 3-400ml! So we speak to our doctor describing ‘heavy periods’ and wondering why they don’t get how awful things are for us...
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