Intimory vs Jing Tracker

Intimory is your private intimacy journal. Record your moments, partners, and practices with full discretion. Track your menstrual cycles with period and ovulation predictions. Browse a clear calendar, view useful statistics, set daily reminders, and optionally sync your data via your personal iCloud. Your data always stays on your device: no account, no ads, no tracking. Features: - Monthly calendar with day indicators - Statistics (totals, averages, favorite times, partners, best month, etc.) - Cycle tracking with period and ovulation predictions - Daily reminders at your chosen time - Optional iCloud sync to access your data across devices - CSV export - Privacy-first: Face/Touch ID (optional), no third-party tracking Free version : - Limited use (up to 10 events) - Essential features Premium (monthly/annual subscription or lifetime purchase): - Unlimited events - Advanced statistics & filters - Smart reminders - Ovulation insights - Optional iCloud sync - CSV export Note: Intimory is designed for personal use only. The app does not provide any explicit content. Privacy Policy: https://intimory.app/privacy.html Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

Jing tracker is a sexual wellness tracker meant to help you kept track of how often special events happen in your life. This app has no frills, no ads, and no agenda. It's not meant to help you quit masturbation or encourage you to have more sex. It simply puts the ability to track this data into your hands. Here is a brief overview of how to use Jing Tracker, and its four pages. The initial "Log" page is where you can log wellness events as they happen. The "Statistics" page is where you can view some simple statistics of your tracked events over a selectable time period. The "Calendar" page allows you to browse through your tracked events in a calendar view which I figured was intuitive for this time-series data. You can also edit the events of any given day by clicking on it. Last is the "Settings" page where you can export, import, or clear your data. Please note that all of the data in the above screenshots is generated and not from my personal use of this app. That's not something I want to share with strangers, and I imagine you might feel the same way which is why data privacy was a key design factor when developing this app. Jing Tracker does not connect to any third-party services. Your data stays on your device managed by iOS. This may include a backup to iCloud, but that is configurable by you. This app is open source! Check it out on GitHub: https://github.com/ashtacore/jing--tracker