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Version 1.0.25 · 2026-10-04
Bug fixes and performance improvements.
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Not yet tested.
The store currently lists version 1.0.25, updated 2026-10-04.






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PCOS Polly: Your Daily PCOS Tracker
Take control of your PCOS journey with PCOS Polly, the all-in-one PCOS tracker app designed to help women with PCOS build healthier habits, support weight loss, and feel better every day.
Unlike generic health apps, PCOS Polly is made specifically for women with PCOS—so you can track the lifestyle factors that matter most: diet, nutrition, supplements, sleep, exercise, and daily habits.
HOW TO USE PCOS POLLY:
1. Log your meals, symptoms, period cycle, and lifestyle habits
2. Create a meal plan with access to hundreds of PCOS-friendly recipes
3. Build healthier patterns and see visible progress towards your goals
Whether your goal is to lose weight, balance your hormones, or simply feel more in control, PCOS Polly gives you the tools and support you need to create lasting change.
WHY WOMEN LOVE PCOS POLLY:…
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