One tap a day
Tap a petal to record a bleeding day, and tap it again to take it back. Nothing you write here is final, and there is no form to fill in before the app is useful.
Feature overview
Daisy features
Everything Daisy does to make tracking a cycle take one tap: petals instead of a grid, phases in colour, predictions as a window, statistics counted from your own entries, discreet reminders, a Home Screen widget and a PDF summary for an appointment — all on the device.
The rest of the day, on one sheet
Hold a petal for flow, discharge, symptoms, mood, energy, intimacy and a private note — one sheet, no menus. Add symptoms in your own words — three on the free plan, up to twelve with Premium — and hide the ones you never use.
Phases you can actually see
Menstrual, follicular, ovulation and luteal are coloured on the petals themselves, so the shape of your cycle is readable at a glance instead of buried in a legend.
Predictions shown as a window
Your next period and fertile window appear as a range rather than a single date pretending to be certain, and one thing worth knowing each day — a nudge, never a prescription.
Your numbers, counted — not guessed
Average cycle length, average bleeding days, shortest, longest, regularity and your usual range, plus which symptoms tend to turn up in which phase, counted from your own entries.
Nothing here leaves your phone
No account, no cloud sync, nothing to delete from a server later. An encrypted backup exists only if you ask for one, and the app can be locked with a PIN or Face ID.
Daisy is a period and menstrual cycle tracker with no calendar grid: every day of your cycle is a petal you tap. Predictions, phases, statistics and a doctor's summary stay on your phone, with no account to create.
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