YIMA: Period Tracking

YIMA: Period Tracking

Period Calendar

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • April 9, 2026
  • May 18, 2026

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YIMA: Period Calendar is a beautifully designed, privacy-first menstrual cycle tracker built with love by the Novawerk open-source community. YOUR PRIVACY MATTERS All data is stored locally on your device. No accounts, no cloud sync, no tracking, no ads — ever. You own your data completely. SMART PREDICTIONS Record just 2-3 cycles and YIMA automatically predicts your upcoming periods, fertile windows, and cycle phases with increasing accuracy. CYCLE AT A GLANCE • Visual calendar with color-coded period days and predictions • Real-time cycle phase indicator (Menstrual, Follicular, Ovulation, Luteal) • Countdown to your next period with day-by-day tracking • Bar chart showing cycle length trends with outlier detection DAILY LOGGING • Track flow intensity (Light, Medium, Heavy) • Record your mood and symptoms • Add personal notes for each day • Backfill past periods anytime DETAILED STATISTICS • Average period and cycle length over last 6 cycles • Visual cycle comparison chart • Complete history with period and cycle data • Easily spot irregularities THOUGHTFUL DESIGN • Material Design 3 with expressive shapes and animations • Light and dark mode support • Smooth page transitions and delightful interactions • Available in English and Chinese (中文) OPEN SOURCE YIMA is built by Novawerk — open-source apps, made with care. View our code, contribute, or verify our privacy claims at github.com/Novawerk/yimalaile. This app does not provide medical advice. It is for educational and planning purposes only.
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What's New in YIMA

1.5.7

May 18, 2026

Smoother onboarding: the "currently on period?" step now adapts to your situation — supports an active period without forcing an end date, and seeds an anchor cycle if you're unsure so predictions still work. Tapping "Period started" in the calendar now defaults to the day you just tapped on (within the past week).

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