Pink Ovulation Calendar 7.1

As a woman, keeping track of your period is important so you always know when to expect changes in your body, whether there’s something wrong and so on. Whether you want to avoid or to achieve pregnancy, such tools are also important.

Back in the day, all girls used to keep track of their periods by keeping a small calendar in their purse and marking the days, so they could tell when their next one should be. Of course, nowadays, in the smartphone era, this has all become that much easier, especially with all the apps out there.

Track everything

Pink Ovulation Calendar is one of these that will help you not only keep track of your sensitive days, but also of your ovulation in case you want to have a baby or, the opposite, avoid getting pregnant, even though it’s known that the calendar method isn’t exactly the safest protection system out there.

The app is pretty simple, allowing you to add the date of your last period and to go from there, predicting when your fertile days are and when you’re safe from getting pregnant.

Since all women are different, the Settings area allows you to add how long your menstrual cycle is, how long the luteal phase is and how many days your menstruation lasts. It’s also possible, for those looking to conceive, to pick a gender prediction method – whether scientific or popular.

Learn the markings

After you’ve settled all the data, you’ll notice your calendar will fill up with some markings, telling you when the best days to conceive are, as well as when are the best days to try to create a baby boy or a girl.

Not only can you add details about your menstruation, but you can also mention if you were intimate with your partner, which should help you have a better idea of what gender your baby is if you become pregnant.

The app is pretty nice, but it lacks many tools that other similar apps have. It’s also a bit more difficult to handle than others and less intuitive, although I’m sure that with a little bit of practice you could get the hang of things. Also, there’s no other color scheme than the eye-hurting pink so if you’re not a fan, you might want to check another one out just because of this particular reason.

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