Period tracker · iPhone + iPad
Femiloops review: your cycle, your pregnancy and a report you can share
Femiloops logs your period dates, forecasts the next period, ovulation and fertile days, and turns your history into a personal PDF report. When you are pregnant, it switches to week-by-week tracking. It is free to start, with an optional Femiloops Plus subscription that removes ads and unlocks unlimited Doryn AI chat. We describe it by what the App Store listing and the developer say it does.
Everything here comes from the live App Store listing and the developer’s site femiloops.com, both checked on 2026-10-03. The app came out in June 2026 and has only a couple of ratings, so we judge it on features rather than reviews. Nothing here is medical advice. Censuus ranks apps by the traffic they draw and by sponsorship, so paying also raises placement.
Cycle tracking
You log the start and end of a period with one tap. Femiloops forecasts your next period, ovulation and fertile-window days, shows the cycle as a visual timeline the developer calls a cycle flower, and sums up cycle length, period length and regularity. Reminders come when a period may be starting or ending. The developer states clearly that predictions are estimates and not contraception advice.
The PDF cycle report
From your recorded history Femiloops builds a personal menstrual report as a PDF, which is handy to keep or to bring to a doctor’s appointment. Version 1.1 fixed the report so it now includes the period you are currently logging.
Pregnancy mode
You can start pregnancy tracking from the last period date, an ultrasound, an IVF transfer or an ovulation date. It shows gestational age, trimester, an estimated due date and a baby-size comparison each week, with what may change for you and your baby. The developer notes that size comparisons are educational illustrations, not clinical measurements. When the baby is born, you mark it and keep the story in the app.
Doryn AI
A chat for questions about your cycle, pregnancy, mood and everyday life, built for emotional support and general information. The developer says answers may be incomplete or wrong and that it is not a substitute for a doctor or emergency services. Free users get limited access; Femiloops Plus unlocks unlimited chat.
Price, account and privacy
The app is free to start and may show ads. Femiloops Plus, weekly, monthly or yearly, removes ads and adds premium reminders, email support and cloud sync, with free trials where offered. You can use the app without signing in, or sign in with Google or Apple to back up your data. The developer says it is designed with privacy in mind; the App Store privacy label lists data used to track you, such as identifiers and usage data, and third-party advertising among the data linked to you. Read the label before you decide.
Verdict
Femiloops is a calm, readable cycle and pregnancy tracker with a useful PDF report and a Ukrainian interface. It is new, iPhone and iPad only, and the free version carries ads and tracking per its privacy label. To see it next to Flo, Clue and others, read our best period tracker apps.
| At a glance | Femiloops |
|---|---|
| Who it is for | People who want simple cycle tracking and, later, pregnancy tracking in one app |
| Platforms | iPhone and iPad with iOS 16 or later; also runs on Apple silicon Macs and Apple Vision Pro |
| Price | Free; optional Femiloops Plus subscription, weekly, monthly or yearly |
| Ads | The free app may show ads; Femiloops Plus removes them |
| Account | Optional, sign in with Google or Apple for cloud backup |
| Languages | 27, including English and Ukrainian |
Frequently asked questions
What is Femiloops?
A period, ovulation and pregnancy tracker for iPhone and iPad with forecasts, a personal PDF cycle report, week-by-week pregnancy tracking and the Doryn AI chat.
Is Femiloops free?
Yes, it is free to start and may show ads. Femiloops Plus is an optional weekly, monthly or yearly subscription that removes ads and unlocks unlimited Doryn AI.
Can Femiloops be used as birth control?
No. The developer states that its predictions are not contraception advice.
Is Femiloops on Android?
No. It is on the App Store for iPhone and iPad and needs iOS 16 or later.