A cycle calendar that does not assume

Most cycle trackers decide you need one the moment you say you are a woman. This one asks instead, and what it shows depends on your answer.

Free, no account needed

Four honest answers, not a checkbox

Regular cycle, irregular or perimenopausal, menopause, or not tracking at all. Choose the last one and the section disappears completely.

No date it cannot back up

A regular cycle gets a predicted date. An irregular one gets a range, because naming a single day there would be a guess dressed up as a fact — and being told the wrong date is worse than being told a range.

Menopause gets content, not an empty screen

When there is no cycle to predict, the section covers what actually changes: calcium, vitamin D, protein across the day, and why loading the skeleton matters more than walking.

Questions

What if my periods stopped while I was dieting?

After three months without a logged period the app says so plainly and suggests raising it with a doctor. Cycles can stop when intake is too low, and a diet app is a poor place for that to go unnoticed.

Can I turn the calendar off?

Yes, at any time, from your profile. Nothing is deleted and nothing is shown.

Is my data private?

Logged dates stay on your device unless you sign in, and are never sold or shared. See the privacy policy for the full picture.

Open the calendar