I’ve been using iPeriodLitePeriodTracker for about ten years, maybe 11. iPeriodLitePeriodTracker has had its changes, but change happens, and sometimes you just gotta get used to it. I wouldn’t just delete iPeriodLitePeriodTracker and lose years of tracking and progress because the layout changed and now I have to relearn everything(I’m used to everything now, but I’ve gone through some reviews, and also recall the changes and being mildly frustrated). If I were to delete it, I would just be getting another app in its place, and honestly, it would probably be very similar. It’s easier and cheaper to have kind of cookie cutter layouts and stuff, although I don’t know much about building apps, compared to my past experiences in using HTML to change my MySpace profile theme.
Anyway, I depend on iPeriodLitePeriodTracker, I don’t have notifications set up, so I don’t have to worry about it being annoying. I track my cramps, moods, etc, whenever I feel there’s any noticeable differences. I think iPeriodLitePeriodTracker is great for what it is, and I’m super grateful to have it.
Based off my limited observations, iPeriodLitePeriodTracker might not have a ton of downloads compared to others, it has ads, but nothing that is timed and requiring you to watch to move on, click “close,” and go. I’m really grateful to have been able to rely on it, and thankful to the creators of iPeriodLitePeriodTracker for continuing to update it so I can continue to use it. I’d even say I’ve gotten a bit too dependent on it.