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Version 6.7.1 · 2026-10-24
• Redesigned UI • Full support for iPhone Duo
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Not yet tested.
The store currently lists version 6.7.1, updated 2026-10-24.








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We spent many years creating the best period and ovulation tracker. We implemented all features requested by our users and put a lot of heart into the app.
Features:
• Automatically predicts menstruation periods.
• Keeps history of your menstrual cycles.
• Full integratation with the Health app (uses HealthKit framework).
• Spotlight Search: find your notes, symptoms or even the date of your next period.
• Includes a Home Screen widget.
• Can track up to four different symptoms (e.g. migraine or abdominal pain).
• Symptom names may be changed.
• Calendar colors may be changed.
• Can track body temperature (in Fahrenheit and Celsius degrees).
• Displays basal body temperature charts.
• Text notes (e.g. about period, taken medications, mood, friends) may be attached to each day.
• Automatically predicts probable ovulation days.
• The user interface is easy to use and looks good.…
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• Redesigned UI • Full support for iPhone Duo
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