
Wen - Period & Cycle Tracker
Period & cycle companion
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What's New in Wen
1.0.4
September 17, 2026
Import your period history from Health in one tap. The worst part of switching period apps was never learning the new one. It was the thought of retyping two years of entries, which is where most people quietly give up and keep the app they already dislike. That is gone now. Settings, Import data, import from Health, done. Everything you have tracked in Apple Health comes across in one go. Days you logged in Wen yourself are left exactly as they are, and importing twice does not give you two of everything. A CSV or JSON export from another app can be pasted straight in as well. Wen only reads from Health. It never writes a single thing back. Also in this release: - Partner sharing now spells out exactly what your partner can see: your name and email, your cycles, predictions and goal, and your daily logs. Disconnecting changes your invitation code straight away, so the old one stops working. - When you have not logged for a while, the home screen no longer just says "66 days since your last period" and leave it there. It now tells you roughly when the next one is expected. - The feedback screen says plainly that your message is linked to your account, so I can reply. - If a date of birth under 16 is entered during setup, the app offers to delete that account instead of leaving you stuck. - Deleting your account also clears anything still queued on this phone. - The intimacy marker on the calendar is a heart now, and no longer disappears on days with other entries. - Fixed "today" being miscalculated across time zones, which could reject a log made on the day. - Privacy Policy updated to 2.1.0, with a new section on deleting only part of your data. Questions or bugs: message me from Settings. - QT
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