Femiloops covers two seasons, tracking your cycle and following a pregnancy. Here is how to set up each, based on what the developer describes. None of it replaces advice from a doctor.
Based on the features in the App Store listing and on femiloops.com, read on 2026-10-03.
Tap to mark when a period starts and ends. After a few cycles the forecasts for the next period, ovulation and fertile days, the cycle flower and the regularity summary have more history to work from. Turn on reminders for when a period may be approaching or ending.
Create the personal PDF report from your recorded history and keep it on your phone or share it. It is an easy way to bring dates and cycle lengths to a gynaecologist instead of remembering them.
Start pregnancy tracking from your last period date, an ultrasound, an IVF transfer or an ovulation date. Each week shows your gestational age, trimester, estimated due date and a size comparison, which the developer calls educational illustrations, not clinical measurements.
Ask about your cycle, pregnancy or mood for general information and support. The developer says answers can be incomplete or wrong; for anything urgent or medical, talk to a qualified professional.
| You want | What to do in Femiloops |
|---|---|
| Start tracking | Log the first day of your period with one tap |
| Know when the next period comes | Check the forecast and turn on reminders |
| Bring your history to a doctor | Create the PDF cycle report |
| Follow a pregnancy | Start from LMP, ultrasound, IVF transfer or ovulation date |
| Ask a general question | Doryn AI, not for medical decisions |
| Keep data across devices | Sign in with Google or Apple |
Yes, as a personal PDF menstrual report built from your recorded history.
Yes. Femiloops can start from an IVF transfer date, as well as from an ultrasound, last period or ovulation date.