I’m a teenager, and my periods are still regulating. This app is probably the best period tracker I’ve ever downloaded! It allows me to set custom dates for when my period would start and stop. The 3 other apps I’ve tried wouldn’t do that, but would instead base the whole thing around predictions (of which all were wayyy off) and not let me enter any data. This one is also good for people who just want to track when their period will start and stop, because it lets you select whether you want to get pregnant or not, while one of the other apps I’ve tried would center around ovulation/getting pregnant, as well as predictions. I am a person who cannot be satisfied until everything is aesthetically pleasing, and this app meets my needs for that! The other apps would also assume the day I set up the app was the day I started my period, when it wouldactually be the middle of my period and I’d just be trying to find a new app. Also, I like how the app title appears as “P. Tracker” on your home screen, because then I can let my friends (especially those who are males) play with my phone without the fear that they will see “PERIOD TRACKER!!!!!!!!!” on my home screen. There’s also a community area where you can ask questions and get advice from other people. I highly recommend this app for all girls and women!!!

I’m only 11, and my period came rlly early (a month before my 11th bday), and I didn’t really think about an app to track my period. But 3 months and 12 in on getting it in such random patterns, we had a little hygiene talk in school, and they recommended an app such as Flo, or any. When I tried setting up Flo later that day, I found out it was for ages 13 and above and I didn’t rlly wanna punch in a fake age, and end up having unsynced period predictions. When I tried another app (kinda forgot the name), it asked to pay a subscription, and I honestly wasn’t about to pay 9.99$ a month for jst a period app, also including that I’m jst an 11 yr old, and it is mandatory to find the right app from now, especially during irregularion. But this app is the perfect fit! Takes up till 10 yrs old, no money needed, and pretty close predictions (jst a day or two off). I jst am still getting used to it, as it only made 1 prediction so far, and I downloaded it in October, (a month ago). Some things are really not making sense (how the mood and symptoms are controllable per day, when to mark my period ending, if I forgot to mark it, if it will sync up to a pregnancy predictions, since this is for pregnancy measure too, etc of those technical stuff). But the app should be straight forward by the time I am in the regulating process.

If you’re a busy working professional who has trouble remembering to track periods like me, then this is the app for you! I love that everything period related is all in one spot. It’s easy to use and there’s no complicated maintenance necessary! Just go in. Tap “start period”, “end period”, then forget about it until your next cycle! It will automatically calculate logistics for you (days between cycles, days since last cycle, average length of cycles, fertility, etc) as you go. All the data is easy to pull up whenever you need (like at the doctor’s office when they ask about your last period). Even if you’re not consistent and forget to log a couple cycles, your old ones will all still be there, the app just continues analyzing trends from where you left off. It’s seriously the perfect log and forget period diary!

I’ve been using this app for years. I’m thinking of trying some other tracking apps because this one isn’t working for me anymore. The interface is not intuitive and is confusing to use. I keep having to figure out how to do basic things because it’s not obvious. I’m tired of all the themes and think they’re outdated, as they haven’t changed in years. It has all these features that seemed at first like they would be useful. I used to log all my symptoms, and I liked that you could customize the symptom fields. But that doesn’t actually get tracked or go on a calendar for you to see. There’s nothing to notify you, “Hey, you might get this symptom today because you usually do around this time.” You’d have to swipe all the way back to that day to even see what you logged. What’s the point? It’s pretty much just good for tracking the days of your cycle, which should be simple, but they make that too complicated and confusing to do. I just feel like after all these years, they could have evolved more, and the app could be easier to use. And apps are my obsession, so I don’t normally have a problem figuring out apps.