MyCycle: Period & Ovulation

Track your period, predict ovulation, and understand your cycle. MyCycle is a simple and reliable period tracker designed to help you stay informed about your menstrual health. Log your periods, track ovulation and fertile days, monitor symptoms and mood, and get accurate predictions — all in one easy-to-use app. How it works: Log your period start and end dates. MyCycle learns your cycle patterns and provides predictions for your next period, ovulation day, and fertile window. The more you track, the more accurate it becomes. Period Tracking: - Log period dates and track cycle length automatically - Get predictions for your next period based on your history - View cycle trends and averages over time - Receive reminders before your period is due Ovulation and Fertility: - See estimated ovulation days and fertile window - Track basal body temperature for more precision - Understand your most fertile days each cycle - Helpful for family planning and trying to conceive Calendar View: - Clear monthly calendar with color-coded days - See period days, ovulation, fertile window, and predictions at a glance - Scroll through past cycles to spot patterns Symptom and Mood Tracking: - Record daily symptoms like cramps, headaches, bloating, and fatigue - Track mood changes throughout your cycle - Log flow level, energy, sleep quality, and personal notes - Build a detailed health record over time Reminders and Notifications: - Get alerts for upcoming periods and ovulation days - Set custom reminders for medication or appointments - Never be caught off guard again Privacy and Security: - Your data stays private and secure on your device - No account required to start tracking - Your health information is never shared Perfect for: - Women wanting to understand their menstrual cycle better - Couples trying to conceive or practicing natural family planning - Teens learning about their cycle for the first time - Anyone who wants accurate period predictions and health insights MyCycle is not a medical device and should not replace professional medical advice. Always consult a healthcare provider for medical concerns.