A private cycle companion that turns daily logs into personal patterns, answers sensitive questions on-device, and prepares clearer summaries for care.
Your body is not a data market. It is context that belongs to you.
The interactive dial shows the current day, cycle phase, and likely next-period window in one view. It communicates a range instead of pretending every body follows a fixed date.
Bleeding, pain, location, symptoms, and optional notes fit into a fast daily check-in. The app keeps entries on the phone and makes clear when nothing leaves the device.
Cycle summarizes length, variation, pain by day, and recurring symptoms across completed cycles. Patterns are explained in plain language and remain traceable to the user’s own history.
The private Q&A experience can answer using the user’s own logged patterns—for example, whether a symptom is typical for them—while clearly separating general information from medical advice.
A structured summary turns months of cycle length, bleeding, pain, and symptom logs into a readable report. It highlights changes worth discussing and can be shared as a PDF.
Ownership, deletion, and selective sharing are part of the core experience—not buried policy language.
Ranges and confidence communicate what the app can infer without overstating what it knows.
Flexible language supports different bodies, identities, and reasons for tracking.
Cycle provides general tracking context and information; it does not diagnose conditions or replace medical care.