I dont have an app for this, I usually just mark the date on my calendar on my macbook, but lately I've been forgetting to do this, I want to get an app on my phone. which do you recommend?
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My favorite is ovuview! If you chart, it let's you enter that info too.
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I use My Days.
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I use my days
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I use FemCal
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I just downloaded Fertility Friend. I am not sure I love it but it does track periods.
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@runnerd & @mrs. wagon: I used to use MyDays too but I was bored with it... and I love Ovuview so much!! My chart even transferred over when I got my new phone.
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I used My Days as well. Super easy to check and track things on my phone (Android).
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@Ash: yea that was a bummer when I got a new phone last month and realized my days didn't transfer my info since I didn't do the whole backup/export thing
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i used my days on my old phone. now i have FF & period diary on my new phone, haha, because one just isn't enough =D
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I use iperiod on iphone
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I've used My Days and FF. They give slightly different O dates so it's kind of nice to see the coverage i need to have in regards to BD-ing.
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I use My Days (android)
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I have tried Fertility Friend but my go to app for my period and TTC is Iperiod for my iPhone.
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I use "Period Tracker".
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I used P Tracker Lite. It's pretty simple and no-frills.
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I used "Monthly Tracker" for Windows (Lumia) phone.
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I use FF, but the days they predict for my period are based on your average cycle length... and my cycle length varies significantly from month to month so "average" doesn't help at all. So I just use the charting function for FF, counting the length of my luteal phase after ovulation, and don't pay too much attention to the pink day on the calendar.
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I used Ovuview and I loved it.
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