iCycleBeads Period & Ovulation 1.7

The CycleBeads app offers an easy and effective way to plan or prevent pregnancy by tracking your menstrual cycle. It utilizes the patented Standard Days Method® to identify your fertile and non-fertile days based on the date your period starts.

This natural family planning method has been extensively researched in medical trials and is the only proven method that allows you to manage your fertility through period tracking. iCycleBeads is the world's only iPhone app based on this method and has shown to be 95% effective in perfect use and 88% effective in typical use.

The main criterion for effectively using this method is having cycles between 26 and 32 days long. If you're unsure if your cycle falls within this range, the CycleBeads app can help you track your cycle lengths and determine if they meet the criteria.

To use iCycleBeads, simply input the date of your most recent period. The app will promptly inform you about which day of your cycle you're on, whether it's a potentially fertile or infertile day, and when your fertile days can be expected. This information is presented in both calendar format and a visual representation of Cycle Beads.

The key features of iCycleBeads include visual representations of your cycle in calendar and CycleBeads formats, customizable alerts for fertility days, reminders to input period start dates or cycle lengths outside the range, a notes feature to track important information, and a cycle data history for reviewing previous cycles.

If you'd like more information on the research supporting this family planning method, watch a video explaining how it works, or learn more about the tool itself, visit www.CycleBeads.com.

Millions of women worldwide have used this method for birth control, pregnancy planning, or better understanding their cycles. Your purchase of iCycleBeads app benefits research aiming to expand family planning options and empower people to make informed choices about their reproductive health.

iCycleBeads is regularly updated, and feedback or improvement requests can be sent to [email protected]. Please note that iCycleBeads is protected by patent.

Sources:
- Arevalo M. et al., Contraception, 2002;65;333-338.
- According to data from the World Health Organization and analyzed by researchers at Georgetown University, approximately 80% of cycles fall within the 26-32 day range.