Period Tracker - Cycle Tracker

Period Tracker - Cycle Tracker

Fertility & Period Calendar

214 ratings
15 reviews
Free
In-App PurchasesWith Ads

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • December 11, 2019
  • February 2, 2024

Features

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This app helps women and teen girls track their menstrual cycles, ovulation, and fertility. It offers a period calendar, due date calculator, mood logging, and health tips. Users can also connect with a community for support and insights.

Period and ovulation calendar
Fertility window prediction
Menstrual cycle reminders
Mood and symptom logging
Pregnancy calendar
Health tips and articles
Community forum
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What's New in Period Tracker

1.7

February 2, 2024

Fix bugs

Subscription plans

Premium

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$9.991 Month
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User reviews

Really easy and enjoyable to use

Love it

Date and time

The date and time is still incorrect, says it’s the date before the actual day

Great but..

Good but there should be a few more features without premium. For example, the symptoms should be allowed and so should the flows. Please take my suggestions into consideration or lower the price of premium. 1.99 a month would be best and affordable.

Too expensive & mermaids?

40 bucks up front or 120 for the year if you choose the 9.99 a month way to get mermaid wallpaper I’m guessing. I downloaded this app for the wallpaper which isn’t part of the free version. I don’t need the app since Apple comes stock with advanced cycle tracking features included in the health app.

I am liking 2 other apps a little more than this free app (stardust and period tracker). I have a bunch of others, but I don’t ever use them. Some are apps I bought outright. I get free or purchase apps. I don’t buy subscriptions.
If I were to buy this app outright I’d pay around 5 dollars if it had a mermaid theme & if a few other things were changed within the app.
I had an app called pink pad for over 8 years. I was told Honest company bought them out and the company is just so big they never put in the time or effort to update the app updates for the App Store. It was free and it was just to the point and cute and every month it was just so funny how it would send me a little notification saying no sex today or aunt flow is coming with little candy bar emojis.
It auto synced, backed up, had cute wallpapers and you could if you wanted enter in weight, if you have intercourse, moods, height, BMI & it would back up the data. It was just basically before it’s time type of mini health data center like Apple health.
When the app was closing down I just thought how neat it was it auto synced everything to my health app instantly and emailed me a copy.
Just really clean, to the point, advanced, free and user friendly.
I love my Apple health but I really miss my cute little period app wallpapers and funny notifications. I wish these period apps in the App Store took notice what we want. A simple cute cycle tracker. I don’t use community based or daily info type apps. That’s kinda what I dislike most about the Eve app when I was trying that out. Reminded me of a maybe an app a prostitute or loose person would use because of the ads and content. Advertisements for green ooze and itching type products and if I ever got notifications they were for sex positions and oral all the time. Which is a shame because you can tell they put money into their app.

I’m sorry about the price comments. When I go to work most days I think I’m totally worth a million dollars.. still waiting for someone to pay me that though 🤣
With the pandemic there’s millions out of work and with every app I’ve downloaded it seems to be a lame trend to do these subscriptions we don’t want or can’t afford.
When I see those pop ups I normally just delete the app because I have no desire to try something I can’t realistically afford, the possibility of forgetting to cancel or would never use when there’s literally no reason to need it considering I have a whole folder full of apps that do the same thing.

Good luck! Your app is on the right track
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Won’t open anymore

Used to work well, now doesn’t open at all, so disappointed that I can’t access the data and dates I have in there.

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FAQ

What does this period tracker app do?

This app serves as a comprehensive tool for women and teen girls to manage their reproductive health. It allows users to log menstruation days, track ovulation and fertility windows, schedule cycle reminders, record moods, and use a due date calculator. It also provides a pregnancy calendar and health tips.

What are the key features of the period tracker?

Key features include a period and ovulation calendar, prediction of fertile days and next period dates, symptom logging for improved accuracy with irregular cycles, and a history of previous cycles. It also offers health tips, a community forum for discussion, and graphs to analyze cycle data.

How much does the premium subscription cost?

The premium subscription starts from USD 9.99 for a 1-month plan, with a 1-year subscription option that includes a 3-day free trial. Exact pricing may vary by region. Payments are charged to your iTunes account and auto-renew unless turned off at least 24 hours before the current period ends.

Is this app compatible with my device?

While specific compatibility details are not provided in the description, it is designed as a mobile application, implying it is intended for smartphones and tablets. Users can check the App Store for specific iOS version requirements.

What are common use cases for this app?

Common use cases include tracking menstrual cycles for better awareness, predicting fertile windows for family planning, monitoring symptoms to understand health changes, and using the pregnancy calendar. The community feature also allows users to seek advice and share experiences.