Reading the calendar
From the app’s English Help & Guide · Reference release 1.0.10
What can a record tell you? · Fictional example
For illustration only. Nothing here changes your app records.
Explore these fictional examples. Nothing is added to your records.
- Record type
A recorded symptom
A fictional headache entry tells you what was recorded on that date. It does not explain the cause.
- Record type
An unlogged day
No entry means no observation was recorded. It does not tell you that the day was symptom-free.
- Record type
A phase estimate
A phase label gives estimated context. It is not a confirmed biological event or a fertility prediction.
Two layers of information
Background colours show estimated cycle phases. Markers show what was logged, what is expected, and which date is today.
- Menstrual
- Follicular
- Ovulatory
- Luteal
Phase lengths vary. This is a guide, not a promise.
Calendar markers
- Filled circle: period logged
- Small pale circle: spotting logged
- Small dot: entry saved
- Dashed circle: expected period window
- Rounded outline: today
The month and year stay at the top while you scroll between months. Tap any date to open or edit that day’s log.
Calendar keeps its overview compact. Tap How this calendar works to read the full phase and marker guide; at the largest text sizes, the same control keeps that guidance from being squeezed beside the calendar.