🏷️ About: Discover your body’s rhythm with a scientifically based fertility tracker designed to help you plan or avoid pregnancy naturally. Simply enter the first day of your last period, and the app predicts your next period, ovulation day, and the most fertile and least fertile days of your cycle.
- Accurate prediction of conception date and gender for some users.
- Easy to understand and use.
- Provides information on safe days for those who do not want to get pregnant.
To predict gender what is best. Popular, or scientific one?
There are two different settings , there is scientific and there is popular. Which one is more accurate?
It has a popular setting and scientific setting, which one is the best to try to conceive a specific gender? Please help
We are in our mid/late 30s and ttc our 1st (and only) baby. I also have 3 other apps. I compare with this one at the end of my cycle. It does seem to always be 1 day off no matter what. I am hoping reviewers will add which method they used on FertilityPeriodTracker. There are TWO options: Shettles and the opposite theory Guerrero. Shettles is more popular but FertilityPeriodTracker states the other is more tried and true. Any successful girl sway input on the setting they used would be helpful to many!
Want a girl so is the popular or scientific I have 2 boys already and I want to go for my girl it’s been spot on for my days of my flow but the 2 different settings of popular and scientific are totally different
The last two times I was pregnant, FertilityPeriodTracker was accurate on my conception date and also was accurate about the gender. I love FertilityPeriodTracker. Since I don’t want to get pregnant, it shows me the days to be careful.
Silly thing is it helped me keep track of how much we did it in a week. I like to know that I keep my husband happy. Also helped with getting us pregnant and I plan to use even though I know I am lol
FertilityPeriodTracker. is amazing! My husband and I used it for an entire year as our sole form of contraception, and did not get pregnant! Then when we were ready to start trying, we got pregnant in the first month! Highly recommend!
I have tried so many prediction apps but this one is by far my favorite. It’s easy to understand and it’s spot on every month. I even got pregnant and it was a girl day that day and 9 months later we had a baby girl. Love FertilityPeriodTracker
I love FertilityPeriodTracker! As a momma of a 15 month old I have a hard time remembering when my period is coming, when I had it last, and keeping track of those ovulation days! FertilityPeriodTracker is so easy to use and is the perfect tracker!
As a husband, I usually busy doing my job, and often neglect my wife's care. With FertilityPeriodTracker, I can make a setting to help me record my wife's ovulation and period tracker. Then tell me at a certain time. I think FertilityPeriodTracker is very useful, strongly recommended to everyone.
Recently starting FertilityPeriodTracker and I love it. Super easy to use and to input information about your cycle. I like the little pictures to represent gender and your flow. The color coding is a great feature and makes it easier to understand what's happening to you body every day.
Took me a little while but I understand the colors now ! Green means its safe to have sex and not worry about pregnancy and red is go ahead and have sex if you want a baby but don't if you don't want a baby!! I understand and love FertilityPeriodTracker it's very cute.
FertilityPeriodTracker is very helpful especially when it comes to trying to convince a girl or boy. What many users fail to notice is the different views of prediction. In the setting it has Landrum's views and Elizabeth's predictions. If you ask me always set it to Landrum's, and then try and conceive🤗 best of luck
Full time working mom of two toddlers, never has time to remember cycle dates. FertilityPeriodTracker helps me to perfectly track everything. Helped us when we were trying for baby number two. Got pregnant in about two months. Helped us avoid pregnancy while she was an infant, and is now helping us to work on baby number three. Great app, highly recommend!
Love it
I wanted a baby girl & I got my baby girl🤪
My friend put me on to FertilityPeriodTracker Is my to go app for keeping records of my ovulation ♥️
I love it it also tell u if you having a girl or boy
I started using FertilityPeriodTracker late August 2013, my husband and I have a boy and we wanted a girl so we went by FertilityPeriodTracker, I made sure all of my information was correct, and in October 2013 we tried, I'm pregnant with our baby girl, she's due July 4th 2014! FertilityPeriodTracker is amazing! So we have our boy and girl :)
Fertility & Period Tracker is very safe to use.
JustUseApp Safety Score for Fertility Period Tracker is 60/100.
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Combined with the app store average rating of 4.7/5.
Fertility & Period Tracker looks authentic and legitimate.
Our NLP models processed user feedback to estimate legitimacy. JustUseApp Legitimacy Score for Fertility Period Tracker is 61.7/100 .
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| Pricing Plans | Amount (USD) |
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| Full Version | $2.99 |
• Popular Method – a theoretical approach based on the well-known theory by Landrum Shettles, which suggests that the timing within the fertile window may influence the baby’s gender.
Whether you’re trying to conceive or prefer natural birth control, this app provides clarity, accuracy, and peace of mind — backed by science and made even smarter with Apple Health integration.
Discover your body’s rhythm with a scientifically based fertility tracker designed to help you plan or avoid pregnancy naturally.
With Apple Health sync, your data stays automatically updated across all your Apple devices — so your fertility insights are always with you.
• Scientific Method – a statistical, research-based approach developed by Rodrigo Guerrero, grounded in large-scale data from thousands of women.
