Missing symptoms
It’s a good period tracker that I love but as a girl with pms I have a lot of symptoms that are just missing like period diarrhea overall sore body swelling ankles and feet forgetfulness etc. It’s got a great core and it’s 100% free so I’ll still keep on using it but it needs some more work. Oh and the ovulation feature as just being a symptom to mark down isn’t the best it has symptoms of its own and some girls don’t know when theirs is
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Gender Inclusive
Not only does this app not once use gendered language to talk about things like menstruation in the info section, they actively go out of their way to include genderqueer people in the conversation, as a trans person, i never wanted to use period trackers because they either stole my data, or used language that made my dysphoria skyrocket. they even went so far as to warn people when sites they linked in the app used gendered language. incredible app, wonderful inclusivity
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Completely useless
Literally the majority of the reason women log their periods, to track ovulation, is not even an option. For women trying to get pregnant or even to avoid pregnancy, this app is totally worthless.
I like it. Just one bug I noticed
I was recommended this app when it came out that the more popular apps were causing privacy concerns. I tried many but this one was the best.
There is this bug that happens sometimes, where the "include in cycle summary" box randomly unchecks itself when I'm adding in data for a day. It's not a big deal, but I did want to bring it to attention.
There is this bug that happens sometimes, where the "include in cycle summary" box randomly unchecks itself when I'm adding in data for a day. It's not a big deal, but I did want to bring it to attention.
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Best period tracker so far
I’ve used a lot of period trackers and so far this is my favourite. No adds, no pushing for subscriptions all the time, just a period tracker that values privacy.
Basic
Basic period tracker. Would like to see back pain as a symptom and the ability to track ovulation.
Simple app
Easy to use. Would be great if HRT could be added as a category, especially for cyclic medication.
It’s okay
Pretty barebones. Wish I could change the skin tone on the icons.
Sales data and can’t even track very well.
Pls download any other app
great app!
i love this app!! private, free and a great and accurate tracker!! i would just love a wider range of symptoms and emotions, such as back aches (which are one of my worst symptoms), and also the opportunity to opt in to reminder notifications for when your period is on the way!
Editing options
You can add updates (e.g. add an encounter however you cannot edit to remove, if you accidentally select 10 encounters you cannot remove)
Best free private menstrual tracker! Just missing one thing for perfection.
I wish there was a way to add more categories of things related to the hormone cycles that I frequently track, such as back pain and sense of smell. But other than that I have no complaints!
Almost Perfect
I love the app’s privacy and information availability on it. However I feel as if it’s missing some symptoms people may experience, such as back pain, and leg cramps, ect. I also wish it sent a notification a week before and a few days before warning me of my period like other apps do. I did submit a suggestion for that on their site but I hadn’t mentioned the back pain one so I decided to make a review.
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Would love if…
Would love the app even more if it were possible to also track the type of pad size/absorbtion being used. A pad with wings is not nor is it the same as an overnight maxi pad with wings, and for me I know that distinction matters. Cause if I need to use x3+ long ultra thin pads with wings one day and x3+ maxi pad overnight wings the next day, and all I can click is “heavy flow” that’s a bit unhelpful, as those are two very different types of heavy flow days.
Would it be possible to be able to log pad type/absorbency? Like after you click it, then get to click which type just like how they have all options on the box with a picture of which product you’re purchasing? And I’m sure tampon users would also appreciate this feature.
That’s all! And also thank you for fixing the cycle glitch, it’s awesome now at predicting again!
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Past Review:
Please for the love of moon cycles everywhere, please fix this bug.
Could you please fix the glitch that doesn’t recalculate cycle length?
The cycle tracker is way off. And even though the last four cycles have begun at the same interval of time, it’s still off by a week due to a fluke cycle that began early. And every cycle before the fluke also began at the same interval of time as the cycles after the fluke. I thought that after a few cycles it would recalculate to accurately reflect what the new data is showing, but it hasn’t and I don’t think it ever will.
I really like this app, but the fact that it’s an entire week off makes it unusable for me. If I can’t track my cycle accurately, then why would I continue to use this app? Please for the love of moon cycles everywhere, please fix this bug. I don’t want to have to find yet another app after fleeing from clue.
Thank you!
Would it be possible to be able to log pad type/absorbency? Like after you click it, then get to click which type just like how they have all options on the box with a picture of which product you’re purchasing? And I’m sure tampon users would also appreciate this feature.
That’s all! And also thank you for fixing the cycle glitch, it’s awesome now at predicting again!
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Past Review:
Please for the love of moon cycles everywhere, please fix this bug.
Could you please fix the glitch that doesn’t recalculate cycle length?
The cycle tracker is way off. And even though the last four cycles have begun at the same interval of time, it’s still off by a week due to a fluke cycle that began early. And every cycle before the fluke also began at the same interval of time as the cycles after the fluke. I thought that after a few cycles it would recalculate to accurately reflect what the new data is showing, but it hasn’t and I don’t think it ever will.
I really like this app, but the fact that it’s an entire week off makes it unusable for me. If I can’t track my cycle accurately, then why would I continue to use this app? Please for the love of moon cycles everywhere, please fix this bug. I don’t want to have to find yet another app after fleeing from clue.
Thank you!
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Not impressed
To compare period tracking apps, I’m also using drip. and the iPhones open health tracker, and this one is the most inaccurate, usually even “ possible” days are 1 or 2 days out while the other ones are pretty much spot on.
Another a couple of negatives: no dark mode, even though I’ve submitted the idea to the company, it got harshly shut down! The app is very white and bright, and it’s not pleasant to use when I got the entire phone and all other apps in dark mode, the contrast can be intense. And the interface of the app is so freaking ugly, all those disturbing facial “emojis” and pained illustrations just give it a gross feeling, it’s a really ugly style!! Not a fan, so this one is going…..
Another a couple of negatives: no dark mode, even though I’ve submitted the idea to the company, it got harshly shut down! The app is very white and bright, and it’s not pleasant to use when I got the entire phone and all other apps in dark mode, the contrast can be intense. And the interface of the app is so freaking ugly, all those disturbing facial “emojis” and pained illustrations just give it a gross feeling, it’s a really ugly style!! Not a fan, so this one is going…..
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Feels safe and PRIVATE!
This app makes me feel safe- the language, information and privacy features are second to none. Feels like it was made for women, not for data collection.
Great app!
Easy user interface, love the principle and no ads! A couple of features would make this app even better. 1) cycle days appearing on the calendar page. (For example the cycle day number smaller to the side of the calendar date) 2) predicted phase of cycle appearing on the calendar, such as a different colour on days of ovulation or luteal phase etc. 3) an option to track medication not just contraception. Features like this would allow me to swap from the other three cycle tracking/medication apps I use to just one!
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Completely Private + Free
There are no “premium” features hidden behind a paywall. Additionally, the app can be pin locked. The best part however is how the entire app can delete stored data by request or frequently delete data. There are a ton of features that support privacy and are very transparent.
best no-sharing data period tracking app i have used so far
none of the issues mentioned in previous reviews are still a problem!
Missing Important Features
I want to love this app—I really do. I think the modern market has gotten far too comfortable stealing and selling user data. I love that Euki focuses explicitly on not doing that.
But functionally this app is just not helpful. It takes months of data input from the user just to get any sort of predictive ability and years for predictions to actually be accurate. This app has no way to export data, so if you ever get a new device you have to start completely over, which is wildly inconvenient.
I won’t pretend to know anything about app development, but I’ve seen other apps use an export/import system that involves the user sending their data to their own email, and then importing the data on the second device from said email. That could be a potential solution here, if the goal is to avoid a cloud storage or account-based system?
What’s more, I (and presumably many others) use tracking apps like this to avoid the hassle of manual monitoring. Euki does not have the ability to enable notifications to alert you when you’re about to start menstruating, ovulating, etc. meaning if you don’t manually check the app, you’ll still end up being surprised. This app, at this point, is more or less a glorified pen-and-paper tracking log that takes storage on a device.
I’ve used Euki over the past two years and I would absolutely be willing to try it again in the future should these features be considered, as I do truly appreciate the privacy it stands for, but at this point I simply cannot say it fulfills my needs.
But functionally this app is just not helpful. It takes months of data input from the user just to get any sort of predictive ability and years for predictions to actually be accurate. This app has no way to export data, so if you ever get a new device you have to start completely over, which is wildly inconvenient.
I won’t pretend to know anything about app development, but I’ve seen other apps use an export/import system that involves the user sending their data to their own email, and then importing the data on the second device from said email. That could be a potential solution here, if the goal is to avoid a cloud storage or account-based system?
What’s more, I (and presumably many others) use tracking apps like this to avoid the hassle of manual monitoring. Euki does not have the ability to enable notifications to alert you when you’re about to start menstruating, ovulating, etc. meaning if you don’t manually check the app, you’ll still end up being surprised. This app, at this point, is more or less a glorified pen-and-paper tracking log that takes storage on a device.
I’ve used Euki over the past two years and I would absolutely be willing to try it again in the future should these features be considered, as I do truly appreciate the privacy it stands for, but at this point I simply cannot say it fulfills my needs.
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