For those with Android phones...

[tryingntrying]

I found a useful application to track AF and O. The app is called "My Period and Ovulation Tracker". I don't know if this has already been discussed or not. It has so many useful tools. It tracks your cycle over the course of three months to determine the number of days in your average cycle, ovulation time, etc. There is also a section where you can add notes such as symptoms, moods, weight, BMT, when to take pills, and the option of tracking when you BD. A lot of personal information to store in a phone. That is why you can also set a password. The main screen shows a countdown to AF. If you are late, it will alert you. Best of all, it's completely free. I hope you guys will find this tool as useful as I have. Oh, I know there is a lot of discussion about spotting before AF on here. There is also a tool included to track that. It seriously has everything! You should check it out if you haven't already. Oh, I already thought about how awkward it might be if a friend or co-worker was to borrow my phone and see the app. I don't necessarily want everyone knowing that we are TTC. That is why the title of it shows up as PT and the icon is a cute little flower. I had to write about it, i'm just SO impressed with technology these days!

 

[Mazzy17]

I use womanlog, more or less same app just diff name

 

[FragileDoll]

I never stick to any one of them. But I use many Ov prediction calculators are the same time to compare the results, make an average and go with them.

 

[tryingntrying]

I use womanlog, more or less same app just diff name

I just checked it out. It does seem to be almost EXACTLY the same...with the exception that you can "go pro" and track CM.

 

[RDH]

There is one for Android called "Ovuview" that is really good. It has places to track CM, Basal Temp., All kinds of symptoms and it will show you a chart of everything. You can also download Fertility Friend Mobile but you need to create a FF account online first.

 

[josephine3]

Mazzy17 your profile pic is hilarious!!!

 

[MarcsPinkLady]

I found a useful application to track AF and O. The app is called "My Period and Ovulation Tracker". I don't know if this has already been discussed or not. It has so many useful tools. It tracks your cycle over the course of three months to determine the number of days in your average cycle, ovulation time, etc. There is also a section where you can add notes such as symptoms, moods, weight, BMT, when to take pills, and the option of tracking when you BD. A lot of personal information to store in a phone. That is why you can also set a password. The main screen shows a countdown to AF. If you are late, it will alert you. Best of all, it's completely free. I hope you guys will find this tool as useful as I have. Oh, I know there is a lot of discussion about spotting before AF on here. There is also a tool included to track that. It seriously has everything! You should check it out if you haven't already. Oh, I already thought about how awkward it might be if a friend or co-worker was to borrow my phone and see the app. I don't necessarily want everyone knowing that we are TTC. That is why the title of it shows up as PT and the icon is a cute little flower. I had to write about it, i'm just SO impressed with technology these days!

Isn't that app awesome?! One of my friends showed it to me the other day because she and I are both starting our TTC journey. I really love that it is with me all of the time and that I don't have to wait until the evening when I get home to enter something or check something. So useful!!

 

[Mazzy17]

Thanks josephine

 

[tryingntrying]

There is one for Android called "Ovuview" that is really good. It has places to track CM, Basal Temp., All kinds of symptoms and it will show you a chart of everything. You can also download Fertility Friend Mobile but you need to create a FF account online first.

I downloaded the "Ovuview" application and have to say that it does seem to have a lot more information and be way more accurate. I think I will switch over to that one.