Worse experience than years ago; not worth staying for
I've used Clue since 2013 and I am ready to go back to using analog methods. I've paid for premium for years to remove ads, but every time I open the app I'm still getting banners telling me about connectivity for different wearables. This cannot be turned off. Customer support says these are not ads, but they are absolutely implicit ads for these wearables, particularly when they are *advertising* that I can get a discount purchasing wearables through a partnership with Clue. Customer support also says that each banner only appears once and never again after dismissal, but I still receive banners for the same brand of wearables over and over. If I am paying for no ads yet still getting them, then I will simply stop using your product.
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“Free” trial
The period tracking feature is honestly great it’s organized, helpful, and easy to use. That’s exactly why I’m so disappointed with the way the 7-day Clue Plus “free” trial is handled.
I was charged $21.26 the second I started a trial that was clearly advertised as FREE. Everything I read made it sound like I would be charged after the 7-day trial ended if not canceled, not the moment I activated it. If I’m being charged immediately, then calling it a “free trial” is incredibly misleading.
I already canceled the trial, but I’m honestly pretty frustrated. An app that’s supposed to support women shouldn’t be using confusing wording that results in unexpected charges. It feels deceptive, and it’s not what I expected from Clue.
I’m asking for a full refund because I never would have started the trial if it had been made clear that I would be charged $21.26 upfront. I’ve already contacted support and hope this gets resolved quickly.
Until then, I’ll be looking for a different period tracking app. It’s disappointing because I genuinely liked Clue, but this experience has made it hard to trust the app.
I was charged $21.26 the second I started a trial that was clearly advertised as FREE. Everything I read made it sound like I would be charged after the 7-day trial ended if not canceled, not the moment I activated it. If I’m being charged immediately, then calling it a “free trial” is incredibly misleading.
I already canceled the trial, but I’m honestly pretty frustrated. An app that’s supposed to support women shouldn’t be using confusing wording that results in unexpected charges. It feels deceptive, and it’s not what I expected from Clue.
I’m asking for a full refund because I never would have started the trial if it had been made clear that I would be charged $21.26 upfront. I’ve already contacted support and hope this gets resolved quickly.
Until then, I’ll be looking for a different period tracking app. It’s disappointing because I genuinely liked Clue, but this experience has made it hard to trust the app.
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Deceptive Marketing
Got an ad that said this app was better than the competitors, one of which I do use, so was curious. Mostly because of that promise along with the promise of the app being FREE. I knew it was too good to be true. The free version of the app is useless, and cannot at all be comparable to the free versions of the competition they freely named in their ad. Feels deceptive. Was still willing to try it out and see how I liked it, but the options to add my data isn’t as good, and the interface is not as easy or nice to look at as the app I already use. And I cannot get past the annoyance of the pop ups showing me the opportunity to give them money. I get that things cost money, but the ad said that the app was free and better than the others. That was not my experience.
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Amazingg
I love it so much it has so many free features and it’s always super accurate and easy to use!!
I don’t get why it’s 13+
It doesn’t make sense that only people thirteen and up can use a PERIOD app, not only teens get periods, I’m under thirteen and I got mine like three days ago 🥹.
My opinion😝
I genuinely love Clue bc as a 13 yr old, it has taught me things I’ve never known for my period, and I like how I can learn stuff and not even have to pay for premium. Though I wish there wasn’t premium and that’s why I gave it a ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Period tracker
cost money to add a partner.
Not useful
I don’t like the period tracking part, instead of selecting one day to another you gotta do each individual day with the flow like light to heavy flow etc or it automatically guesses how many days. I just lost the days of my previous tracked periods because the last two were irregular so it automatically changed the days I logged of my previous periods automatically, now I have no idea what’s going on with my period, how many days the previous ones were, if any of the info is accurate ugh. Hard to keep track of, not simple to just track & hate the automatic feature, stop messing with my dates
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Free version is useless
I have been actively using this tracker for 8 years and I have loved it. Over the years, they have added such great features to make the app better. However, I have also watched them take away features one by one from the free version. With the free version, you can pretty much only track, you are unable to see your stats/patterns, their articles, or any info that would be helpful. Every button I press takes me to their subscription. Their subscription isn’t expensive and they are constantly doing sales, but when I tried it for a few months, it just didn’t feel like I was getting any special features, I was just getting to use all the basic features I used to have for free. The free version is basically just a calendar, might be on the lookout for a new app.
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It won’t let me delete the account
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Recomendado
Tengo carios años y me pronostica hasta cuanfo llegara mi periodo
Garmin integration
It would be wonderful if Garmin watches were also able to be integrated with the app.
Not syncing
Not syncing with apple health. Have tried multiple times. Wearables also only an option when you upgrade. I’m not gonna upgrade till I’ve tried the free features. Which I can’t do without Apple health integration working properly.
Fantastic until
This was a fantastic app, it did everything it needed to do, had all the information I needed and had some behind a paywall. Fine. No problem. And now suddenly you lock almost everything behind a subscription? Awesome, so things I have been tracking for months now are totally useless and there’s no point using the app.
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Stop with the discounts
Every time I open this app, I am constantly bombarded with those USELESS AND ANNOYING discount ads. I am already using the app, so enough already with the subscription promotions. I have to close three different promotions just to update my cycle info. Menstruation is bad enough, push notifications that I cannot get rid of are equally terrible.
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Useless
Completely useless
Subscription
It’s already hard enough and they want me to pay extra for the perimenopause features
Good Tracking Tool, Issues with Premium/App
Works great as a period trackers, has lots of options for other things you may want to track to identify trends in your health, etc. HOWEVER, I switched from Google to iPhone and lost EVERYTHING! I cannot get back into my initial account on the app, so I eventually deleted the whole account (not app) from the web and started over. But get this - I was STILL CHARGED a full year subscription for the initial (deleted) account!!! There is no way to contact anyone for a refund or to restore the purchase, Google Play won’t touch the issue, and the website chatbot just says “sorry I can’t help” and gives an AI list of common login issues. Very poor customer service!! I am so disappointed and frustrated, I will not be using the app again. I feel like I’ve been scammed!
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So good and reliable
I have been using this app since I was 17 years old and now I am 25. It is really helpful.
gone downhill
the app CONSTANTLY has pop-up screens trying to force you to buy a paid subscription. it’s infuriating to open an app for what should be a 30 second entry and have it take more than twice as long due these greedy tactics.
