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Period tracking app options?
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this post was submitted on 21 Jul 2023
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Why do you even need an app? A paper calendar should suffice. Seriously, what function does an app do?
Aside from what the other commenter said, this is something I’m looking for for my daughter and believe it or not she prefers an app.
Also, this is the self hosted community. People self host all kinds of stupid shit. Why are you here?
Besides ease of use and the practicality of having it at hand at all times, these apps show you important stats like longest time between periods, average time between periods, current time since last period. Same with length of period. All useful stats for you, your doctor, and potentially your partner if you’re trying for a baby.
Why not just make a spreadsheet?
All of the functionality mentioned in the comment I replied to is trivial to automate in a spreadsheet with a few manual entries every month.
Random and unrelated question, are there any self hostable MFP alternatives?
This seems to be a recommended option
Eh, fair point. That said, I use a spreadsheet for fitness, so I might be a bit biased.