Azallea Reviews: Is It Legit?

Is Azallea Safe?

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Is Azallea Legit?

Azallea: Period Tracker appears legitimate, with a few gaps. AppsHunter Legitimacy Score for Azallea is 78/100.

Based on 78 of 100 points across 7 verification signals from App Store and developer data.

Top reviews

Needs update

UI is tricky. It won’t show you a full calendar month. That’s the part I dislike the most. I want to open the home page and not see just a week. Also that it doesn’t show a visual for ovulation. :(

editing a period was kinda tricky, the “in - days” doesn’t make sense when my period is late, I put prediction setting for 2 month even 6 and it will still only show me 1 month ahead.
I think the “periods” tab should be a small box in the corner you can open up.
I’ll be finding another app.
Cant track symptoms or take notes on free btw.
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Response from developer

Hi there, Thank you so much for taking the time to leave such detailed feedback! You can actually expand the calendar! Swiping up expands it into a full month view, and swiping left/right lets you navigate through months to see future predictions. Ovulation days are currently marked with a light blue circle on the calendar. Showing "in -X days" when a period is late is an oversight on my part, and I agree it’s confusing. Because Azallea is completely ad-free and never monetizes your health data, the app is sustained purely by user subscriptions that keep the app independent. Your health data never leaves your device. Since Azallea uses zero analytics or behavioural tracking, I can't observe how people use the app behind the scenes - your direct feedback is my only guide! I’d love to invite you to test upcoming releases and help shape future updates. If you're interested, drop me a line at elena@azallea.app - I’d love to work together.