PCycle: A Period Tracker That Also Covers PCOS and Perimenopause

Most period tracker apps assume your cycle is predictable — same length, same symptoms, every month. For a lot of people, that's not reality. Irregular cycles, PCOS, and perimenopause all throw the "standard" 28-day model out the window, and most tracking apps just aren't built for that. PCycle was built for that.

What PCycle actually tracks 

PCycle goes beyond a basic calendar countdown. It's designed to handle the cycles that don't follow a neat pattern:
 
  • Period tracking and full cycle history, so you can see patterns over time, not just the current month
  • Next period prediction based on your actual cycle data
  • Irregular cycle tracking, for when "day 28" isn't a reliable number
  • PCOS tracking, to help monitor irregular patterns over time
  • Perimenopause tracking, for changing cycle lengths and missed periods as your body shifts
  • A clean, simple calendar view with no clutter
  • Themes
  • Monthly cycle stage

Privacy that actually means something 

Health data is some of the most sensitive information on your phone, and PCycle treats it that way: no data collected, and nothing shared with third parties. You're not creating an account that feeds a database somewhere — the app is built to keep your cycle information yours.
 

Who it's for

PCycle is for anyone who wants a straightforward way to track their cycle — whether that's simple period prediction, or something more complex like navigating PCOS symptoms or the unpredictability of perimenopause. If you've used a tracker before and felt like it didn't understand your actual cycle, this one was built with exactly that gap in mind. 

Getting started 

Download PCycle from Google Play and start logging your cycle — the app builds a clearer picture the more data you give it, but you'll get predictions and a calendar view from day one.
 
[Get PCycle on Google Play]

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