Fertility & Period Tracker

The Fertility & Period Tracker app includes two baby gender prediction methods: the Popular Method, based on the Landrum Shettles theory, and the Scientific Method, a statistical approach developed by Rodrigo Guerrero.

No, the baby gender predictions in Fertility & Period Tracker are not guaranteed. Both the Popular and Scientific methods provide probabilistic insights, not definite results, as stated in the app description.

The full version of Fertility & Period Tracker includes daily pregnancy probability, gender prediction probabilities for each fertile day, overall fertility chances, and automatic Apple Health sync between devices.

To create a personal fertility calendar, Fertility & Period Tracker requires the first day of your last period, your average cycle length, and your luteal phase length. A default luteal phase length is available.

Yes, the Fertility & Period Tracker app estimates ovulation reliably for women with regular cycles and can also estimate ovulation using average cycle length for other users. It is designed for informational purposes.

No, Fertility & Period Tracker is intended for informational and educational purposes only. It is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment and users must consult a healthcare provider.

Fertility & Period Tracker displays fertility status using a calendar with color-coded days. It shows 'Baby: Yes', 'Maybe', or 'No' with probability percentages for pregnancy and gender on selected days.

Yes, users can input menstruation and intimacy data in the Fertility & Period Tracker app. The 'Add' screen allows logging these details for specific dates, contributing to accurate cycle tracking.

Yes, users can choose between the Scientific Method and Popular Method for baby gender prediction in Fertility & Period Tracker. This setting is adjustable within the app's settings menu.

In Fertility & Period Tracker, users can adjust cycle parameters such as Menstrual Cycle length, Luteal Phase length, and Menstruation Length within the app's settings to personalize tracking.

Yes, Fertility & Period Tracker can track intimacy. Users can log intimacy events for specific dates through the app's 'Add' function, which is visible in the interface.

Yes, users can protect their data with a password in Fertility & Period Tracker. A 'Password' toggle is available in the security section of the app's settings, enhancing privacy.

The icons in Fertility & Period Tracker represent various cycle states: a baby girl for 'Conceive a Girl', a baby boy for 'Conceive a Boy', drops for 'Menstruation', and a heart for 'Intimacy'.