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I've been using iPeriod, mainly just to keep a handle on my cycle. Hoping to go off of BC soon, although still not planning to ttc for another year or two.
Anyone else have apps that they use and like?
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OMG, I have an Android phone, didn't realize there were apps for this... searching now!
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I used FertiliyFriend's app but I switched to iPeriod. I like iPeriod better. Although, FF has a good info section.
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Hmm, I'll check FF out!
I really like the layout of IP - just seeing the calendar there with your fertile times, projected period, etc. Obviously, it's just a general snapshot, but I think it's neat
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I didn't temp but did keep track of cycles symptoms and Opk results on Period tracker lite. It's free!
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I used FF both online & as an app. I really liked that they were linked to each other and that I could search other charts like mine online.
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I've been using FF. I definitely think it's convenient to be able to logon either on the app or online.
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iPeriod is my favourite. I've been using it for years, even before TTC!
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I just use a simple one called Period Tracker. I plug in my dates, it predicts fertile days, ovulation and when the next period should begin. It also has a pregnancy mode.
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Love Fertility Friend mainly because it syncs with their website and has a baby load of features. I've used period tracker too which is a simpler tool - but there's no place to input bbt or cm. HTH!
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I tried a few different ones and really like Pink Pad.
I was able to track my cycles, plug in "symptoms" whether they were pms or in my tww, you can keep up with your temps, and mark when you are intimate. (free)
The paid app upgrade it actually makes your temp/weight chart and you can also keep up with your cervical mucus.
They also have a pretty nice community forum which I liked b/c since it was on my phone I could take it with me =)
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I use iPeriod and PinkPad. I like them both!
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Hmm, @runsyellowlites, I haven't heard of Pink Pad! Will need to check that out.
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ooh - i'll have to try one of these. I've been using FF, but I don't love the app - and it's not synching with my online account... maybe i'll get iPeriod today - thanks!!
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I use FF because I like being able to access it online and on my phone, and i like how realistic the charts look.
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I like Fertility Friend because it is synced to an online account and it seems to be very consistent with how I would chart/calculate ovulation on pen and paper. I can also access it through my android or Ipad.
Also on android we use OvuView (the hubs uses this to track my info), although I don't like that their charts don't have cover lines and it doesn't sync to an online account.
I actually put all of my data in TCOYF.com because I trust their ovulation calculations the most. Yeah if you count it that is 3 separate places with chart but it works for us.
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I just start using Period Tracker on my iphone. Seems to be working great so far. I'm going to start looking into other apps mentioned on this list. Thanks!
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I was using Period Planner, but I like the Fertility Friend app so much better!
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I use the Fertility Friend iPhone app mainly for the syncing with the online calendar.
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I had period tracker and uninstalled it. I thought it was great until I really started paying attention. I had entered info all correctly - 28 day cycle, est ovulation day 14, etc. and it continually showed 35 day cycles. VERY annoying. Also showed O on an entirely wrong week!
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I also use iPeriod! Sprung for the paid version--a whopping $0.99 ;)--and love it.
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@tiffanyanne: Ha I did the same
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