Ava Fertility 4+

I’ve been using it for a month now, together with the bracelet. I find it useful to find how many hours I slept, how many of those hours were deep sleep, and my stress levels. If I’m not feeling well, I can explain it. When I had been ill once my stress levels went right up, so it seems to be picking up correctly how I feel. So far, the ovulation prediction seems standard and I’m not sure how accurate it is, but the app seems well-built. The interface is easy to use. You can see a summary of your results over the past cycles, so you can compare visually, whereas other apps just offer averages. I find the charts very useful to understand how I feel, and I can add custom notes at the bottom. I think it’s a great idea to integrate the sleep and stress analysis with the ovulation prediction, as they can influence ovulation, so it makes sense for them to be analysed together.

We had been trying for a baby for over a year and a half, I stumbled across Ava and decided to take the plunge and buy the bracelet.
I was a bit worried that it wouldn’t work despite looking at all the reviews.
After just under 3 months of wearing Ava we have fallen pregnant.
The technology is absolutely amazing and I have been recommending it to everyone.
I am still wearing the bracelet while I am pregnant to keep tracking sleep and heart rate I honestly think it’s a great addition to run alongside our journey. Thank you Ava.

I bought the newest version of the Ava and really love the idea of not having to temp every morning.

Pros
- The big plus here is the bracelet which is comfortable and well designed.
- A convenient usb charger.
- Simple and easy app.
- Analytics that are easy to read and understand.
- Downloadable data.
- Interesting blog posts.
- Friendly customer service.

Con
- the battery runs low very quickly so you may find yourself charging in order to sync each morning after about a month.
- battery life can die in the night capturing less than the 4 hour data requirement which can be frustrating especially if it appeared to be fully charged.
- the app itself is quite buggy and can crash loosing data during syncs (super frustrating). Be sure to sync your bracelet regularly and make sure software is up to date.
- period tracker is quite basic. I expected it to be much better than the free apps like clue and flow but didn’t find this to be the case. That said it’s an easy thing for them to fix.
- expensive

Regardless of the cons I would still recommend Ava as the concept is great and it has the potential to be brilliant just needs a bit of development.