Lovegud

ne quiet cue a day for the partner of someone with a cycle: what to offer, and what to ask. Lovegud is for the partner. Once a day it gives you one cue: something practical you could offer today, and a question that lets her tell you what she actually wants. It does not tell you how she feels. Research that follows people day by day finds the time of the month is a weak guide to mood. She is the guide. The app is a prompt to pay attention and to ask. WHAT YOU GET - One cue a day, with a play you can act on. Tap it for another idea - A question to ask her, and a line for you, because support runs both ways - A calendar that shows the next start as a window of days, not a false promise of one date - You can change how long each part of the month lasts, to match her - A short playbook for each part of the month, written from published research, with what to say instead of the things that land badly - Lock Screen and Home Screen widgets that show a single cue word. Never a date, never a count - Log a new start from Control Center, the Lock Screen, a Home Screen quick action or Siri - An app lock with Face ID, Touch ID or your passcode BUILT TO BE DISCREET - No account, no sign-up, no servers. The app makes no network requests of its own - Everything you enter stays on your iPhone. A backup is a file you export yourself - Widgets, notifications and Siri never show dates or counts USE IT WITH HER KNOWLEDGE Lovegud is meant to be used openly, with the person it is about. Show it to her. Delete it if she asks. NOT A MEDICAL OR FERTILITY TOOL The dates are estimates from the starts you log. Lovegud is not a contraceptive, is not a fertility tool, cannot identify fertile days and is not medical advice. If symptoms are severe, the app points to proper help. Made by one person. No ads, no tracking. By the maker of Talkgud, Rungud, Gymgud, Minglegud, Eatgud and Bolgud. Gud apps: same rules in each, no accounts, no ads, no tracking.