Too many ovulation apps!

[Anners]

Hello ladies! My husband and I are ttc #1! Before we were trying I used "period tracker" on my phone just to keep track of things, now we are trying I found two more apps - Ovia and Ladytimer. I put all of my info into each of them, and all 3 are saying a different ovulation day..in 3 different weeks. Has anyone had any accuracy with a specifically ovulation app? I haven't gotten into temping, so fertility friend doesn't do much for me. Any thoughts?!

 

[Tink_]

I use Ovia and it gives me the same date as fertility friend which I've done through temping so for me it's been very accurate.

I'd definitely say they get more accurate after you've used them for a few months as they learn your patterns etc.

x

 

[Buffyx]

Agree with above.

They get more accurate after you've used them for a few months. Maybe just stick with one, and see how you go

 

[k8ywalsh]

Hello ladies! My husband and I are ttc #1! Before we were trying I used "period tracker" on my phone just to keep track of things, now we are trying I found two more apps - Ovia and Ladytimer. I put all of my info into each of them, and all 3 are saying a different ovulation day..in 3 different weeks. Has anyone had any accuracy with a specifically ovulation app? I haven't gotten into temping, so fertility friend doesn't do much for me. Any thoughts?!

Glow is the app. to use. It gets you to track everything and then modifies the cycle based on your body changes. also, it guarantees that you will get pregnant within a certain number of months of trying I believe. I have tried multiple apps, and this one is my favorite!

 

[EmilieBrianne]

I love pink pad.

 

[Anners]

Thanks everyone! I just discovered Glow yesterday! Even though I entered multiple months of stuff into the apps I'm still getting mixed predicted ovulation days..so I'm just going to rely on a few of my 100 ovulation test strips good luck to everyone!