What people ask before installing a period tracker, answered from the App Store listing and the developer’s site. Not medical advice.
Answers come from the Femiloops App Store listing and femiloops.com, read on 2026-10-03. Where the developer does not say something, we say so.
Cycle and pregnancy tracking and the PDF report come with the free app, which may show ads. Femiloops Plus is an optional auto-renewing subscription, weekly, monthly or yearly, that removes ads and adds premium reminders, email support, cloud sync and unlimited Doryn AI. Prices are shown in your currency before purchase, with free trials where offered.
The developer says the app is designed with privacy in mind and keeps clear boundaries around health information and AI chat. The App Store privacy label lists data used to track you across other companies’ apps and websites, such as identifiers and usage data, and among data linked to you it lists third-party advertising, health data, purchases, contact info and user content. You can use the app without signing in.
Femiloops gives forecast-based, supportive information. In its own words it is not medical diagnosis, treatment or contraception guidance, and Doryn AI is not a substitute for a doctor or emergency services.
Femiloops runs on iPhone and iPad with iOS 16 or later, and on Apple silicon Macs and Apple Vision Pro. It is in 27 languages, including English, Ukrainian, Polish, German, Spanish and Turkish.
| Question | Short answer |
|---|---|
| Free? | Yes, with ads; optional Femiloops Plus |
| Account needed? | No, optional Google or Apple sign-in |
| Privacy label | Lists data used to track you |
| Devices | iPhone and iPad, iOS 16+ |
| Languages | 27, including Ukrainian |
The free app may show ads. Femiloops Plus removes them.
Yes, Ukrainian is one of its 27 languages.
No. You can start without signing in and connect Google or Apple later for backup.
The App Store lists Makbule Sonmez as the developer.