drip period & cycle tracker

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About this app

Menstrual cycle tracking can help you understand your body symptoms and gives you insights into your menstrual health. Use drip for tracking your menstrual cycle and for fertility awareness. Unlike other menstrual cycle tracking apps, drip is open-source and leaves your data on your phone, meaning you are in control.

Key Features
ā€¢ā€ƒTrack your bleeding, fertility, sex, mood, pain, and more if you want
ā€¢ā€ƒGraphs to analyse cycles and period duration as well as other symptoms
ā€¢ā€ƒGet notified about your next period and required temperature measurements
ā€¢ā€ƒEasily import, export and password protect your data

What makes drip special
ā€¢ā€ƒYour data, your choice Everything stays on your device
ā€¢ā€ƒNot another cute, pink app drip is designed with gender inclusivity in mind
ā€¢ā€ƒYour body is not a black box drip is transparent in its calculations and encourages you to think for yourself
ā€¢ā€ƒBased on science drip detects your fertility using the sympto-thermal method
ā€¢ā€ƒTrack what you like Your period only or fertility symptoms, and more
ā€¢ā€ƒOpen source Contribute to the code, the documentation, translations and get involved with the community
ā€¢ā€ƒNon-commercial drip doesn’t sell your data, no ads

SPECIAL THANKS TO:
ā€¢ā€ƒAll the condriputors!
ā€¢ā€ƒThe Prototype Fund
ā€¢ā€ƒThe Feminist Tech Fellowship
ā€¢ā€ƒThe Mozilla Foundation
Your Body Your Data Your Choice
Updated on
Oct 8, 2026

Data safety

Safety starts with understanding how developers collect and share your data. Data privacy and security practices may vary based on your use, region, and age. The developer provided this information and may update it over time.
  • No data shared with third parties
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  • No data collected
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Ratings and reviews

460 reviews
Frau Schmarrn
December 28, 2024
I can't believe I'm the first one to criticize this. The app does not provide a feature to track a pregnancy, as if this was an unusual thing to happen for a woman. So I used the app for several years and was happy, but now I only have the option to fake periods or to accept that the apps thinks I had a several months long cycle - both options which destroy my statistics. A period tracker should be able to handle a pregnancy.
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drip team
August 25, 2026
We’ll definitely want to work on this, because it is super important. We’re a tiny, unfunded feminist team working on drip in our spare time because we believe private, open-source period and fertility tracking really matters. So things can take longer: hang in there, we’re here and working on it ā£ļø
Sailfin
August 15, 2026
Absolutely perfect for what I need, transparent algorithm, no cloud, locally saved exportable data, no need for account. Sure the UI isn't shiny, but I prefer the utilitarian look. One thing I wish for is approximate fertile window, to correlate with endo symptoms in my case. I don't care for super exact dates and logging my body temp daily to get that.
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drip team
August 26, 2026
ā£ļø Thank you for all the stars ā£ļø You could track changes in your cervical mucus for an approximate fertile window. There is also a "Learn more" section in the app under "cervical mucus". Hope it helps!
Olga Ban
April 19, 2026
Simple, straighforward app with clean look. Data is stored locally so you both have full control over it (no privacy issues) and you don't have to worry your history will be lost of service ever goes down. Only minor gripe: backing / restoring data takes a few more clicks because of that but it's worth it. No premiums, no in app purchases, no adds, completly free - hence 5 stars despite my overwhelming wish it could automatically sync and back up.
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drip team
August 26, 2026
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What’s new

What’s new in drip 🩸:

• Fixed crashes with saving and deselecting symptoms affecting charts and cycle-day views
• Fixed issues with saving both solo and partner sex
• Improved color contrast for sex, desire, cervix, and cervical mucus on the chart, making the app easier to read and use
• Improved scaling of visual elements
• Tons of work on general stability, performance, and compatibility improvements
• Adds error handling

Thank you for using & supporting drip! šŸ’œ