A record of your rhythm
Log period dates, flow and notes. Mark an ongoing period, then update it when it ends. Your history stays editable.
A gentle place to track periods, check in with your body, and notice your patterns. Your records stay with you, on your device.
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Follicular phase · estimate
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Some days, a date is enough. Other days, you might want to note how you feel. Track what is useful to you, at your own pace.
Log period dates, flow and notes. Mark an ongoing period, then update it when it ends. Your history stays editable.
Check in with mood, symptoms and pain. Revisit a day in your calendar and edit your notes without starting over.
See period and ovulation estimates alongside your recorded cycle range. Limited history and excluded intervals are clearly explained.
No sign-up. No health records sent to a server. VitaCycle keeps your records in the app’s private storage and excludes them from Android cloud backup and device transfer.
You can view and copy your data as JSON, or delete your local records and recovery copies from Settings. Keep any exports somewhere you trust.
Read the full privacy policy ↗VitaCycle is not a medical device and does not diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any medical condition. Predictions are estimates and must not be used for contraception. Consult a qualified healthcare professional for medical advice, diagnosis or treatment.
Yes. Tracking, history, estimates, themes and the in-app privacy policy work offline. Fonts are included in the app, and no account is required.
You can still record your periods and check-ins. Date estimates become less reliable when cycles vary. VitaCycle shows your recorded cycle range, explains limited history, and discloses intervals excluded from its simple average.
Automatic cloud sync and data import are not included. You can view and copy a JSON export for your own records. Exported files are sensitive, and uninstalling or clearing the app can remove your local history.
No. Calendar estimates cannot establish when you ovulate and should not be used for contraception. Ask a qualified healthcare professional about suitable contraception.
We’re here to help. Please avoid including sensitive health records in your first message.