This app helps manage irregular cycles and PCOS symptoms by tracking periods, blood sugar, supplements, and meals. It offers on-device pattern analysis for insights and integrates with Apple Health. Data is stored locally for user control.
1.0.4
July 4, 2026
CycleBalance 1.0.4 clarifies meal logging: barcode lookup is available now, manual nutrition review remains available, and photo-based meal estimates are marked as coming soon while scanning setup is finalized.
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CycleBalance is a wellness tracking tool designed to help individuals manage irregular cycles and PCOS symptoms. It allows users to track periods, symptoms, blood sugar, supplements, and meals, with insights derived from on-device pattern analysis.
No, CycleBalance is ad-free. The app emphasizes user privacy and control, with all data stored locally on the device and no cloud uploads or advertisements.
CycleBalance Premium unlocks advanced features such as detailed blood sugar tracking, supplement logging, meal tracking with photos, and comprehensive reports. These features provide deeper insights into your health patterns.
Unlike most period trackers, CycleBalance is built for irregular cycles. Its predictions adapt to your unique patterns, showing confidence ranges and indicating when there isn't enough data, rather than guessing.
Yes, CycleBalance offers HealthKit integration. You can sync steps, active energy, sleep, body mass, and blood glucose from Apple Health to automatically enrich your daily logs.
Yes, your data is kept private as it is stored locally on your device. You have full control and can export your data to CSV, create JSON backups, or delete it entirely. No accounts or cloud uploads are required.
CycleBalance Premium offers two subscription plans: a monthly option at $6.99/month and an annual option at $39.99/year. Both plans include a 14-day free trial.
Yes, CycleBalance is designed for anyone managing PCOS, including those who are newly diagnosed, have been managing it for years, or are exploring symptoms before a doctor's visit. It provides tools to understand your body on your own terms.
