Period Tracker ·

Period Tracker ·

Ovulation & Fertility App

3.6K ratings
164 reviews
Free
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  • Released
  • Updated
  • July 9, 2020
  • October 3, 2023
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Track your menstrual cycles, predict symptoms, and understand your fertility window. This app helps you monitor your health, whether you're trying to conceive, avoid pregnancy, or simply gain insight into your body.

Predict PMS, period, and fertility phases
Log symptoms, mood, and habits
Track menstrual periods
Understand body signals
Access unlimited content and articles
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What's New in Period Tracker ·

2.0.7

October 3, 2023

Bugfixes and performance improvements

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User reviews

Не понравился

Самый стремный и неудобный трекер из всех, что встречала

Typos everywhere

Annoying app. Also it has typos everywhere. For example in the hair section, it says “good” and “bas”. I’m sorry what is a “bas”?

Can’t log more periods in a months?

I was trying to log the fact I have had my period twice this month and I was not able to log both of them can you explain why that is?

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Okay, so I got my first period and was immediately like “I have to get a period tracker app” this one seemed like it could be good. And it has been pretty good. But, when you get your first period (as you all know) you’re very curious about everything and you want to learn more. At least that’s how I was. So when I found out that you had to pay to read the articles, I was a little annoyed. But overall the app hasn’t been buggy and I can log my symptoms and it’s pretty much on time. so pretty great app but if you want to have more information I would look for another one.
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Timing?

One thing that REALLY bothered me when I was using this app was that it was not on time. It said I had 3 more days until my period then it came the following day. For an app that is meant for this purpose I’m having trouble understanding why the timing was incorrect.

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Reported Bugs

4 issues

Unable to input last period date

Bug

Incorrect period start date displayed

Bug

App freezes when logging symptoms

Bug

Deleted data after app update

Bug

Requested Features

4 requests

Option to track irregular cycles

Feature

Integration with other health apps

Feature

Customizable symptom tracking

Feature

Calendar view for full cycle history

Feature

FAQ

What does this period tracker app do?

This app helps you follow your menstrual cycles, providing predictions for pre-menstrual symptoms, period dates, and ovulation. It also helps you understand your fertility window and log various symptoms, moods, and habits to gain insight into your body.

What are the key features of this app?

Key features include predictions for PMS, period, and fertility phases, the ability to log symptoms, mood, and habits, and tracking of your menstrual period. It also aims to help you learn to listen to and understand your body.

How much does the app cost?

The app offers a subscription model for access to unlimited content and articles. Subscription options include a 1-month plan with a 3-day trial. Some features may be available for free, with potential for in-app purchases and ads.

Who is this app designed for?

This app is designed for individuals who want to track their menstrual cycles, predict ovulation and fertility, and monitor their health. It's useful for those trying to conceive, avoid pregnancy, or simply gain a better understanding of their body.

Can I use this app to avoid pregnancy?

The app provides predictions for your fertility window, which can be helpful for those looking to avoid pregnancy. However, it's important to note that these are predictions, and for reliable birth control methods, it's recommended to consult with a healthcare professional.