Track trends without a thermometer. Log readings manually or through connected devices. Set reminders for regular checks. View historical data and identify patterns. Receive alerts for abnormal readings. Share data with healthcare providers.
Track using FSH test results over several days. Input test data to determine likely : premenopause, early perimenopause, late perimenopause, or postmenopause. View progress and learn about symptoms and health considerations related to each .
Set medication reminders for scheduled doses. Track symptoms, measurements, and doctor visits in a patient diary. Record intake and view progress reports. Sync data with healthcare providers. Adjust settings and receive notifications.
Tracks cycles with automatic prediction and cycle history. Integrates with Health via HealthKit. Includes Spotlight Search for notes, symptoms, and dates. Features a Home Screen widget. Allows tracking of up to four symptoms.
Track menstrual cycles with mood, symptoms, and notes logging. View predicted and fertility dates. Sync with weather data. Customize themes, fonts, and icons. Set reminders and receive alerts. Export data and share insights.
Supports clinical decisions with drug reference tools and pill identification features.
The app provides comprehensive drug reference tools for clinicians. It includes features like pill identification and drug interaction checking to support clinical decisions.
Track period cycles and signs like BBT, cervical fluid, and OPKs. Log symptoms and identify fertile days. View cycle patterns and receive reminders for tracking. Share data with healthcare providers.
Track and log food intake with detailed database of permitted and restricted items. Set personalized meal plans and receive weekly grocery lists. Monitor symptoms and trigger alerts based on dietary patterns.
Track menstrual cycles and dates to identify fertile windows. Monitor progress with daily fetal development updates. Set reminders for prenatal appointments and medication. Share health data with healthcare providers.