What it is
With her agreement, you log her period dates. The app shows rough estimates of her next period as date ranges, uncertainty included, plus tips on how you can show up. It never guesses her mood.
A wake-up, then a way to show up
The calendar is the easy part.
You share a home, a bed and the Wi-Fi password. Do you know when her period's due? Somewhere along the way, “I just don't get it” became an excuse. It's a skill, and Brownie Points helps you learn it: ask more, assume less, do your share.
She decides
Talk to her first. Before anything about her is saved, she reads a short notice on your phone and answers for herself. She's asked again every 6 months. If she says no, nothing about her stays in the app.
Her dates on your phone
Her dates are stored only on your phone. No account, no server, no cloud, no ads, and the app sends no analytics. Phone backups are off for this data. Export an encrypted copy or delete everything, paid or not.
Privacy first, by default
- Her dates are stored only on your phone, and the app itself sends us nothing.
- App lock is on by default. Lock-screen notifications never mention periods, dates or her name.
- Export and delete are always free, paid or not.
The app itself sends us nothing. If you've allowed your phone to share diagnostics with app developers, Apple or Google may give us technical crash reports about the app. We don't use them.
Get the app
Not in the stores yet. The download links will appear here when the listings are live.
Free for 45 days with every feature. After that, a one-time payment of $2.99 or the local equivalent in your store unlocks the rest, with no subscription. Viewing, exporting and deleting what you've logged, her check-ins and eight guides on health, safety, consent and privacy stay free either way.