Ovva

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About this app

Ovva is a calm, private companion for your cycle, your energy and the rhythms you live by. Everything you track stays on your phone. No account, no cloud, nothing sent to a server.

Ovva shapes itself around you. Tell it what you want from it and it adapts, whether that is tracking your cycle, easing symptoms, eating and feeling better, supporting your fasting, or following a pregnancy week by week.

Your cycle, clearly
See where you are at a glance, with period predictions, phase insights and a calendar built from your own logged data. Track flow, symptoms, mood and energy in seconds.

Tips that add up, not cancel out
Whatever your goals, you get gentle, practical guidance on eating and wellbeing, tailored to your phase and what you have told us. Heavy periods can quietly lower iron, so Ovva keeps an eye on your energy when it matters.

Fasting, supported
For Ramadan, get accurate sehri and iftar times worked out on your device, plus a qaḍāʾ ledger that counts missed fasts as you log. For intermittent and other fasting, set your pattern and see how it lands on your energy.

Pregnancy mode
Follow your weeks and trimesters with clear, medically grounded guidance from trusted public health sources. A "when to get help" screen is always one tap away, with the right emergency numbers for your region. If a pregnancy ends, Ovva handles it gently and privately, on your terms.

Made to feel safe
Lock Ovva behind Face ID, fingerprint or your passcode. Turn on discreet notifications so a glance at your lock screen reveals nothing. Send a partner a warm check-in card as an image, if and when you choose.

Yours to keep
Back up your data to a file on your own device, and restore it on a new phone whenever you need. You can export or permanently delete everything, any time.

Private by design
Ovva has no account and no servers. We cannot see your data, because it never leaves your device.

Ovva shares general information and is not medical advice or a substitute for care from a professional. Always speak to your midwife, doctor or a qualified scholar for guidance specific to you.