The next period, the next ovulation day and the next phase now sit under the phase bar on Today, each with a count and a date. It works whether the cycle is yours or your partner's. • Today's Cycle Phase card shows three lines: Next period, Next ovulation, and the day the next phase begins, like "Chill begins · 5 days · Oct 3". While a period is on, the first line counts down to its last day. • The next-phase count in onboarding, on the paywall and on Today now lands on the day that phase starts, the same day the calendar shows. • Zen carries a moon everywhere now, and the phase and ovulation icons match across Today, the calendar and the Phase Guide.

A note from Sagi, the founder, is waiting the next time you open Otty. • Sagi writes to you at a few moments in your first weeks: after you start, after your second check-in, two days before your trial ends, and once you decide to stay. Every note carries an address he reads and answers. • Fewer pushes in your first week. The day-3 and day-10 feedback reminders are gone, and the trial reminder is now a note from Sagi. • The last-cycle heads-up has its own switch in Settings, off unless you turn it on.

Otty's phase guides now say what is happening and one thing to do. • Every partner-view phase description is rewritten. It says what her body is doing this week, then one concrete thing you can do tonight, like the iron-rich dinner or the heating pad already warm. • Onboarding, the daily tip, and a few Settings lines read plainer, in English, Español and Français. • The date field in Milestones stays inside its card.

This update carries small improvements behind the scenes. Everything you use every day works the same.

This update carries small improvements behind the scenes.

This update carries small improvements behind the scenes. Everything you use every day works the same.

Your past cycles stay exactly as you logged them. • Logging a new period only changes the predictions ahead of it. Every earlier cycle keeps its own start, its own length, and its own period days. • Log the day your period ended from any day on the calendar, for the current cycle or an earlier one, and undo it with one tap. • The calendar shows a filled drop for a period start you logged and an outlined drop for a predicted one, and the day sheet says whether a day is recorded or estimated. • If you track your partner's cycle, you can log the period end for them too, and you both see the same history. • Cycle history in Settings lists every logged period. Move a start, set or clear the day it ended, or remove one logged by mistake. • When no new period start has been logged past your usual cycle length, the calendar says which days are estimated from your usual cycle, and logging the next start replaces the estimate.

A cleaner home for your settings, and a tab bar that gets out of the way. • Settings is now a short list of grouped rows. Tap any row to open just that section, whether it is your cycle details, notifications, or your subscription. • The tab bar floats over your content and shrinks to icons while you scroll, then comes back the moment you scroll up. • The daily tip shows two lines with a Read more link, so your check-in sits higher on the Today screen. • Export My Data opens the iOS share sheet, so you can save the file to Files or send it anywhere. • Reduce Transparency and Increase Contrast in iOS Accessibility now switch the glass surfaces to solid.

Your daily check-in got smarter. • Otty's response to what you log now matches where you are in the cycle. Cramps mid-cycle mean something different than cramps on day one, and the explanation now says so. • New in the symptom picker: Unmotivated. Tap it on the days when drive is nowhere to be found, and Otty explains the chemistry behind it. • Fixed a bug where the bottom navigation could stop responding after the app sat in the background for a while.

Sharing your thoughts with us just got easier. • When Otty asks for your take, a quick two-question sheet now opens right in the app. Tell us what you love and what you'd like to see, and send it in seconds with no email needed. • Fixed a bug where tabs could get stuck when you came back to the app. • Sheets now sit more cleanly above the keyboard while you type.

This update polishes signing in. • If you close the Google or Apple sign-in window without finishing, Otty now simply brings you back. Changing your mind is not an error. • When something really does go wrong, the message is short, clear, and in your language, instead of a wall of technical code.

This update makes typing and setup smoother. • The Continue button no longer gets stuck behind the keyboard while you type a name during setup. Tap Done and Otty moves you straight to the next step. • The return key now works in every field in Otty, from your partner's name to the invite code, so you can type and move on without hunting for a button. • If an invite code is missing a few characters, Otty now tells you instead of quietly closing the keyboard. • Signing in with email is smoother: return jumps from email to password, and any error shows above the keyboard.

This update gives Otty a fresh look and a smoother start. • The app icon and opening screen have a brand-new look. • Setup is rebuilt from scratch: tell Otty whose cycle it is and what you want help with, and the whole app shapes itself around your answers. • Before your free trial starts, Otty now walks you through exactly how it works, day by day. • Otty the otter now keeps animating even in Low Power Mode.

Milestones now has its own home on the Activities tab. • Set the day your story began and Otty counts every day since, with celebrations at 100, 365, and 1,000 days. • Add the dates that matter: anniversaries, birthdays, and your firsts. Repeat them yearly, monthly, or weekly. • Both of you get a reminder a week before and on the day, in your own language. • Otty brings the confetti when a milestone day arrives.

Every tip in Otty just got clearer. • Daily tips, phase guides, and forecasts now lead with what is happening and one concrete thing to do about it. • The calendar's day view names each phase with its plain term, like Glow (Ovulation), and the upcoming cards preview what the next phase feels like. • If you track your own cycle, your daily forecast now rotates through seven times more variations, so it stays fresh all month. • Notifications say what is coming and why it helps to know, starting with the new Period forecast reminders. • Dozens of grammar and naturalness fixes across Spanish and French. Small fixes and polish throughout.

Comfort Coupons are here: real promises, granted ahead and cashed in when they're needed. • 90 original coupons in phase packs, from "One blanket-burrito evening, no questions asked" on Storm (Period) days to date-sized adventures for Glow (Ovulation). • Grant up to five at a time; your partner cashes one in with a tap, no questions asked, and you get the nudge to deliver. • Honored coupons become keepsakes, and a kind note replaces any promise you need to take back. • Star the coupons you'd love to receive and your partner sees a gentle hint on them. • Write your own coupons and keep them ready to grant again and again. • Your wallet lives on the Today screen too, and coupons made for today's phase float to the top. Also in this update: a simpler invite flow in Partner Pairing, in-app messages you can swipe away, and keyboard fixes in sheets.

Deck Night is here: 300 conversation cards made for the two of you. • Six decks with their own personalities, from Warm-Up's silly icebreakers to How Well Do You Know Me's guess-then-reveal rounds to Desire's slow-burn questions. • Pick a quick 5-card round or a full session, swipe through together, and skip any card to get a fresh one in its place. • Hit Shuffle to mix all six decks, and Otty points out the deck that fits the phase, like Comfort & Care during Storm (Period). • The Activities tab is now a proper hub: Deck Night, the returning Let's Roll slot machines, and your Comfort Menu, each one tap away. • Let's Roll now shows a lineup matched to the phase, so Storm (Period) days lean cozy and Glow (Ovulation) days lean romantic. • Your patterns moved to the Calendar tab, right next to the cycle data they read. Small fixes and polish throughout.

Meet the Comfort Menu: say it once, and Otty remembers. • Write down what actually helps during each phase, from the exact snack to the things to skip, using quick suggestions or your own words. • Your partner sees the right list at the right time, straight from you instead of guesses. • You stay in control: every item can be shared or private, and you can hide the whole menu whenever you want. • Partners can tap a heart on any item to show it's handled. • Flying solo? The menu works as your personal comfort kit too. • Also new: smarter calendar markers for ovulation, period start, and milestones, with a marker guide in plain language. Small fixes and polish throughout.

The calendar just got a serious upgrade! • New day markers: an ice cream cone on the estimated ovulation day, a droplet where the next period is expected to start, and a heart on every milestone date you've saved. • A new marker guide explains each icon, and the Phase Guide now pairs every phase with its plain term, like Storm (Period) and Glow (Ovulation). • The calendar header now shows where things stand at a glance, like "Glow (Ovulation) · Day 9 of 28". • Cycle days now always match the real calendar, thanks to a fix in how days were counted. • Buttons and colors are cleaner and more consistent across the whole app. • A warmer welcome for new couples: tell Otty whose cycle you're tracking first, then make it personal with a name. Small fixes and polish throughout.

Say hello to Daily Check-Ins! • Log your mood and symptoms in about ten seconds: one tap on a rain-to-sunshine scale, a few more for whatever showed up today. • Otty answers back right away with what's likely behind it and what actually helps, tuned to your phase and even the day you're on. • Today's Playbook now adapts to what you logged, so the do's and skips match your real day. • New on the Activities tab: Your Patterns. After about two logged cycles, see your average mood by phase and which symptoms keep coming back. • Optional sharing for couples: your partner can see your check-ins on their Today screen and calendar, with a gentle heads-up on rough days and tips that match what you logged. • Smarter reminders: an evening check-in nudge that knows your phase, and a morning heads-up when last cycle brought something around this day. Small fixes and polish throughout.

Otty now speaks Spanish and French. The app follows your device language, or you can pick one in Settings. Your daily tips also got a real upgrade. Each one explains what's happening in the cycle and pairs it with one concrete action. It arrives in the morning or evening depending on the tip, and the matching card on your Today screen has the full explanation. Phase names now carry the plain term everywhere, like Storm (Period), so nothing needs decoding. New members get a more personal setup and clearer trial details before starting a plan.

Otty now speaks Spanish and French! Daily tips, activities, and notifications are all translated. The app follows your iPhone language automatically, or pick your language in Settings. Plus small fixes and polish.

A little polish under the hood. We fixed a few bugs and smoothed things out so Otty runs faster and happier. Same cozy companion, now a bit snappier.

A cozy new welcome. We rebuilt the intro from the ground up: • All-new illustrated art starring Otty and Lotty on every step • A smoother, faster setup that won't freeze, even in Low Power Mode • A redesigned screen that maps your cycle while you watch Plus small fixes and polish behind the scenes.

Otty got a tune-up this update: - Fixed a bug that kept some people from opening the app. If that was you, we're really sorry, and it's fixed now. - Cleaned up a flicker on the start screen so Otty greets you smoothly every time. Thanks for your patience and your bug reports. They genuinely help.