Can’t access the period tracker
Can’t access the period tracker
Eh..
Meh..not bad..I have the free version bc my reasons heh, but with the free version comes with so many wonders! lol, wonder what more you’re missing that is..

This app helps users manage their contraceptive patch by providing timely reminders for application, changes, and removal. It offers a visual progress tracker and a calendar to log important patch events and personal health diary entries.
2.0.4
June 13, 2026
What's new in version 2.0.4: • Overview: as soon as you confirm an action (apply, change, remove), the ring keeps counting right away – down to your next patch change or to the patch-free time. The confirm button now disappears afterwards. • Appointments: you can now schedule them for later the same day, the chosen date is kept when editing, and appointment reminders are no longer lost after an app restart. • Less advertising – at most one ad per confirmation. • Dialogs now appear reliably and in the right place. • More robust: if data is missing, the app guides you back to setup instead of showing an empty error screen. • Further bug fixes and improvements.
MoreYes, MyPatch contains advertisements. The premium version offers an ad-free experience.
MyPatch is free to download and use with basic features. Premium features are available through a subscription.
MyPatch is currently supported on iPhone devices.
MyPatch has an age rating of 12+, making it suitable for teenagers and adults.
The latest version, 2.0.4, was released on June 13, 2026, indicating regular updates to improve functionality and user experience.
Yes, the premium version of MyPatch allows you to add or correct patch actions retroactively, ensuring your tracking is always accurate.
MyPatch offers freely adjustable reminder times for basic users. Premium users can set advance and recurring reminders with custom text, as well as restock reminders for new patch packs.
No, MyPatch is a reminder and tracking tool and does not replace medical advice. For any questions regarding your contraceptive patch, please consult your doctor.