This app helps you understand your menstrual cycle and fertility window. It predicts your period, ovulation, and fertile days using scientifically backed methods. Syncs with Apple Health for seamless data management.
Reviews of Menstrual Cycle Tracker are mixed: the Medical app is rated 4.7/5 from 2.6K App Store ratings. What users like most: accurate predictions, helpful for conception. Top complaints: inconsistent predictions across devices, full version not worth the cost. Summarized from real user reviews.
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February 5, 2026
• New Device Support: The app now works seamlessly on the latest iPhones. • Apple Health Sync: Connect with Apple Health to sync your cycle data between devices.
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This app helps you understand your body's rhythm by tracking your menstrual cycle. It predicts your next period, ovulation day, and identifies your most and least fertile days. It uses scientifically based methods to provide these insights, aiding in natural family planning or pregnancy conception.
The full version unlocks deeper insights including daily pregnancy probability for any selected date, gender prediction probabilities for each fertile day, and overall fertility chances during your current cycle. It also offers automatic Apple Health sync between devices for seamless data management.
The app is free to download and use with basic features. Advanced insights and full version features are available through in-app purchases, allowing you to unlock the complete functionality.
The app description mentions Apple Health sync, indicating it is designed for iOS devices. It is ideal for women with regular cycles but can also estimate ovulation for those with irregular cycles using their average cycle length.
The app includes two baby gender prediction methods: the Popular Method, a theoretical approach based on timing within the fertile window, and the Scientific Method, a statistical, research-based approach. Both methods provide probabilistic insights, not guaranteed results.
