ExyTime

ExyTime

Private intimacy tracker

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Released
August 4, 2026
Updated
August 25, 2026

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ExyTime is a private intimacy tracker for iPhone. Log in seconds, understand your patterns, and keep your personal data on your device. TRACK WHAT MATTERS • Record date and time, protection details, custom tags, an optional note, and a memorable name. • Edit or delete any entry whenever you like. • Search, rename, reorder, favorite, and sort your tags. SEE YOUR PATTERNS • Explore week, month, six-month, and year views. • Swipe back through your history. • Compare each period with the one before it. • See protection breakdowns and average cadence. SET YOUR OWN GOALS Create weekly, monthly, or yearly goals for any tag—or for all activity—and follow your progress at a glance. TWO-WAY APPLE HEALTH SYNC Entries logged in ExyTime can flow into Apple Health. Edits or deletions made in Health flow back into ExyTime, with duplicate-safe imports and protection details preserved. Health read and write access are granted separately and can be revoked at any time. PRIVATE BY DESIGN • No account • No analytics • No advertising • No server • Works fully offline Your ExyTime log stays in a local database on your iPhone. The app makes no network requests and only accesses Sexual Activity data in Apple Health when you grant permission.
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What's New in ExyTime

1.3

August 25, 2026

Orgasm tracking. Each entry now records whether you and your partner finished, with a single tap through yes, no, or not logged. "Not logged" stays distinct from "no", so entries from before this update — and anything imported from Health — are never counted as misses. A rebuilt Home. Your goal leads with a progress ring, alongside your current weekly streak and your pace. The activity chart is lighter and easier to read, and the timeframe you pick now drives the whole screen. Edits stick. Changing an entry saves when you close it, not only when you tap Save.

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