Period Tracker

GP International LLC

Contains adsIn-app purchases

About this app

Period Tracker is the easiest way to track your periods!

* Press a button at the start of your period every month. Period Tracker logs your dates and calculates the average of your past 3 months' menstrual cycles to predict the start date of your next period.
* View your current and future period dates, ovulation and fertile days, your moods and your symptoms in a simple month-view calendar.
* Decorate your phone with an icon that looks great on your home screen and that's discreet. It reads simply "P Tracker."

Period Tracker is FILLED WITH FEATURES.
* Take daily notes of moods, symptoms, and intimacy.
* Easily view the number of days until next period or number of days late.
* Know when you're fertile with flowers that show on your homescreen during your predicted ovulation and eight day "fertile window."

Please email comments and suggestions to [e-mail].

Disclaimer: Period Tracker period and fertility forecasts may not be accurate and should not be used to prevent unwanted pregnancy. To forecast ovulation Period Tracker calculates 14 days before the projected start date of one's next period. Forecast accuracy depends on a number of factors including how regular one's cycle length is, when one actually ovulates during the cycle, and how many periods have been logged in the app. Anxiety, stress, diet, nutrition, exercise, environment, medications, age and other factors can also affect one's cycle from month to month.

By downloading this app you agree to the End User License Agreement at http://gpapps.com/support/eula/ .

Ratings and reviews

Change the calendar to match a realistic calendar. I don't know why it bothers me, but I don't appreciate the calendar starting on a Monday. It's weird to me, and I refuse to change my life for an app. One less person won't hurt your influx if it doesn't change. Edit: I want zero stars to be given, but I'm forced to give 1 star...if it was up to 5 would be zero stars

App comes in handy for doctor's visits, especially your yearly trip to the gynecologist, but predictions are very inaccurate. *Update* would really like a way to get rid of that "baby dance" ad-as someone who is about to enter perimenopause and is infertile, it is useless and slightly depressing. Maybe age targeted ads would be more appropriate...not interested in still trying to conceive at 49 (even though I still have periods).