We scanned 136 user reviews and found no recurring complaint patterns. Not yet audited by Appworthy.
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This app is fantastic, none of the annoying clutter from more mainstream trackers, no ads, and data is stored locally, meaning your data is completely private and only seen by people with access to your phone. It's also really easy to…
This app is what it claims to be. No ads, simple, easy to use and keeps your data safe. But there is one thing that it fails to do well is reminders. It doesn't remind you when your next period is about to start. It's a huge bummer for me…
Amazing! No annoying ads, data is stored locally on you device and the apps surface is nice & easy to use :)
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