Unimpressed
I’m a bit disappointed with this app. I like the theme of divine feminine energy and tracking alongside the moon. I thought using this app would help me to focus on alignment with my cycle and the moon phases. I just don’t know what exactly am I getting with this app. I get notifications and the affirmations are pretty basic. I enter my cycle but the prediction is always 30 days from my cycle even though I’m not always a regular 30 days. I find the lil lady icons helpful when I read them I’m reminding about what I may be experiencing during that phase in the cycle which is helpful but I mean it’s pretty basic app. I felt like I got more out of Clue or Flo. I just really thought the theme would make this app more enjoyable but it’s basic and not worth the $1.99 in my opinion.
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Personal journey
I loved using this app as an introduction to my cycle in a positive way. It helped me learn which phase I was in, and what that meant for me physically and emotionally, which led to me finding all about the superpowers each phase offers. It also allowed me the option to download my data before canceling (felt like I’d up leveled enough to tune into myself without an app), which I appreciated. I didn’t mind paying the low monthly fee since it is an app with personal information, and after all, if it’s free, you’re the product.
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Exactly what I needed
Love this app. Started tracking to figure out some changes that were happening and have ended up knowing how to make some positive changes that I wish I’d known about years ago. I reached out for help to Dana when I couldn’t get something on the app to work and she went above and beyond helping me figure it out and recommended additional helpful literature and supports. Delighted.
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devs: please keep going!
as a spiritual gray-a woman i wanted a period tracker app that does not assume i’m sexually active or trying to conceive, but understands i’m tracking my menstrual cycle to connect with myself.
i like the moon phases and evolution of my cycle being connected, i like tracking how that impacts my energy throughout the month, and i have a self-led work schedule, was looking for an app that would help me sync my work habits throughout the month with the moon and menstrual cycle, not be about not getting pregnant or sex habits. i’m not having sex and don’t focus on that; i’m about tracking for myself and the flow of my own life.
the concept is very good and will cause people who resonate with it to give the app a lot of passes because it’s different and is unique and different in how it handles period tracking, and the belief behind it.
i’m writing this review because i like the concept a lot, and i want the developers to invest the money they would need to dump into this to turn this from someone’s side project into something like Stardust as far as UX and design, which i found after i uninstalled this one and am currently using.
i would use this app and possibly consider paying for it if it was treated as seriously as far as UX and design go as the alternatives in the marketplace, but it’s currently clunky and not sleek, and i can see and feel this in a way that makes me choose other options over it.
i also don’t think most users or the project leaders themselves understand design or UX and the potential here or how it changes public perception and how usable an app feels the way a team of professional developers do. i would love to see what a team of female-led, full time, professional app designers do to this if they were to invest in user research and things to turn this into something exceptional and polished to turn it from a side project into a full on product that’s at the same level as other period trackers in the marketplace
i like the moon phases and evolution of my cycle being connected, i like tracking how that impacts my energy throughout the month, and i have a self-led work schedule, was looking for an app that would help me sync my work habits throughout the month with the moon and menstrual cycle, not be about not getting pregnant or sex habits. i’m not having sex and don’t focus on that; i’m about tracking for myself and the flow of my own life.
the concept is very good and will cause people who resonate with it to give the app a lot of passes because it’s different and is unique and different in how it handles period tracking, and the belief behind it.
i’m writing this review because i like the concept a lot, and i want the developers to invest the money they would need to dump into this to turn this from someone’s side project into something like Stardust as far as UX and design, which i found after i uninstalled this one and am currently using.
i would use this app and possibly consider paying for it if it was treated as seriously as far as UX and design go as the alternatives in the marketplace, but it’s currently clunky and not sleek, and i can see and feel this in a way that makes me choose other options over it.
i also don’t think most users or the project leaders themselves understand design or UX and the potential here or how it changes public perception and how usable an app feels the way a team of professional developers do. i would love to see what a team of female-led, full time, professional app designers do to this if they were to invest in user research and things to turn this into something exceptional and polished to turn it from a side project into a full on product that’s at the same level as other period trackers in the marketplace
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Poor Functionality
This app is esthetically pleasing but that’s about where the buck stops. The functionality of the app is poor. It lacks the ability to input information without jumping through hoops to track the flow of changing bodies properly. I wanted to love it so I tried it again but it’s just frustrating to use and input or change data. I’m over it
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