Period & Cycle Diary: Private

A period and cycle diary that asks nothing of you first - no account, no sign-up, no ads. - One tap to record Log when your period starts and ends, how heavy it is, and how you're feeling, from a simple calendar. - A next-period estimate, shown as a range Once you've recorded 3 cycles, the app shows an estimated range for your next period, calculated from your own past cycles - never a single date presented as certain. - Calendar that tells recorded days from estimated days apart Recorded days and the estimated range are always shown differently, so you never mistake one for the other. - A private space to reflect See your cycle length over time and how much it varies. Free shows your most recent 6 cycles; a one-time purchase unlocks your full history. Free forever: recording, calendar, the next-period estimate, app lock, export/import, and reminders. A one-time purchase unlocks unlimited custom tags and your full cycle history. - Completely private No account, no ads, no tracking, no internet connection required. Nothing you record is ever sent anywhere - it all stays on this device. Add an app lock (biometrics/passcode) for extra privacy. Available in 9 languages: English, Japanese, German, French, Spanish, Korean, Traditional Chinese, Vietnamese and Portuguese. - Temperature log Record your morning temperature to two decimals, with the time and a note. You can add past days later. The chart overlays your own first-half and second-half averages with your period records. Entering, notes and export are always free; the chart shows your latest 2 cycles (up to 60 days), and the one-time purchase unlocks the full history (no extra payment for existing purchasers). This app is not for contraception, and does not tell you if or when you can get pregnant. If you have symptoms that concern you, please talk to a doctor. Temperature records and lines are only a guide and cannot be used to decide on contraception or pregnancy, or to detect illness.

Added "Rate the app" and a text size option to Settings. The add button now appears on iPad even when no periods are logged.