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Private period trackers

10 apps, each with a privacy passport

Cycle data is some of the most sensitive health information there is. The safest trackers store everything on the device, need no account and contain no third-party trackers, so there is nothing on a server to leak, sell or hand over.

Leaving one of these?

If you only try three

  1. Privacy passport

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    drip

    Period trackers

    Our pick
    No tracking
    Yes
    Open source
    Yes
    Only you can read it
    On device
    No account
    Yes
    Free
    Yes
    5 of 5 checks
    • Android
    • iPhone

    Open source, local only, on Android and iPhone

  2. Privacy passport

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    Euki

    Period trackers

    Our pick
    No tracking
    Yes
    Open source
    Yes
    Only you can read it
    On device
    No account
    Yes
    Free
    Yes
    5 of 5 checks
    • Android
    • iPhone

    Local only, with PIN lock and auto-delete

  3. Privacy passport

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    Mensinator

    Period trackers

    Our pick
    No tracking
    Yes
    Open source
    Yes
    Only you can read it
    On device
    No account
    Yes
    Free
    Yes
    5 of 5 checks
    • Android

    No sign-up, imports from Flo and Clue

All 10 period trackers

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dripPick

App

Open-source, non-commercial cycle tracker for periods and fertility awareness that keeps every entry on your phone.

  • No tracking
  • Open source
  • Stays on device
  • No account
  • Free
  • Android
  • iPhone
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EukiPick

App

Period and sexual health tracker from a nonprofit that stores data only on your device, with a PIN and auto-delete.

  • No tracking
  • Open source
  • Stays on device
  • No account
  • Free
  • Android
  • iPhone
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MensinatorPick

App148

Open-source Android period tracker with custom symptoms and predictions, no sign-up, and data kept on the phone.

  • No tracking
  • Open source
  • Stays on device
  • No account
  • Free
  • Android

Simple open-source period tracker for Android that works offline, stores data on the device and imports from Clue.

  • No tracking
  • Open source
  • Stays on device
  • No account
  • Free
  • Android

Long-running open-source Android calendar for periods and likely fertile days, with all data kept on the device.

  • No tracking
  • Open source
  • Stays on device
  • No account
  • Free
  • Android

Open-source period tracker that works fully offline and encrypts your entries on the device, with no account or ads.

  • No tracking
  • Open source
  • Stays on device
  • No account
  • Free
  • Android

Period tracker that runs in your browser, stores data locally and can back up end-to-end encrypted over Nostr relays.

  • Tracking not stated
  • Open source
  • Stays on device
  • No account
  • Free
  • Web

Free open-source period and pill tracker for Android and iPhone that works offline, with no account and no cloud.

  • No tracking
  • Open source
  • Stays on device
  • No account
  • Free
  • Android
  • iPhone

Cycle and wellness tracker that keeps entries encrypted and offline on your phone, with optional encrypted backup for members.

  • Tracking not stated
  • Source not stated
  • Stays on device
  • Account optional
  • Free plan
  • Android
  • iPhone

Detailed cycle and fertility charting app from a UK nonprofit that needs no name or email and keeps charts on your phone.

  • Tracking not stated
  • Closed source
  • Stays on device
  • Account optional
  • Paid
  • Android
  • iPhone

What to check in period trackers

  1. 1 Is your cycle data stored only on the device?
  2. 2 Does the app work with no account or email?
  3. 3 Are there any third-party trackers or analytics inside?

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