GetMyMood is a period and cycle tracker for iOS and Android that helps women log period days, mood, energy, symptoms, flow, body signals, and notes in one place. The app may help recurring changes feel easier to notice in cycle context, while keeping self-tracking separate from diagnosis or medical advice.
GetMyMood is a calm period and cycle tracker for iOS and Android where you can log your period, mood, energy, flow, symptoms, and notes in one place.
GetMyMood is a period and cycle tracker for iOS and Android that helps women log period days, mood, energy, symptoms, flow, body signals, and notes in one place. The app may help recurring changes feel easier to notice in cycle context, but it does not provide diagnosis or medical advice.
GetMyMood is for women who want a calmer way to track periods, mood, energy, symptoms, and body signals across the month. It is especially useful for people who wonder whether recurring changes may connect to cycle timing, while still treating cycle context as one possible layer, not the only explanation.
GetMyMood puts mood, energy, symptoms, body signals, and cycle timing together instead of treating period dates as the whole story. The app is built for simple self-tracking and cycle awareness, so users may notice recurring patterns without receiving diagnosis, treatment guidance, or fertility advice.
In GetMyMood, you can track period days, cycle timing, cycle phases, mood, energy, flow, spotting, physical symptoms, body signals, and notes. These entries are self-reported and are meant to help you remember what happened, compare timing across cycles, and prepare questions for a professional when needed.
GetMyMood helps you track mood, energy, symptoms, and period days together, so recurring changes may become easier to notice in cycle context. It is designed for self-tracking and cycle awareness, not diagnosis, treatment, mental health care, or medical advice from the app alone.
GetMyMood shows menstrual, follicular, ovulation, and luteal phase context on the home dashboard and calendar. Phase labels can help organize cycle timing and self-reported logs, but they are estimates based on available information and should not be used to confirm ovulation or make medical decisions.
GetMyMood can show estimated upcoming period timing after you enter or log cycle information. These predictions may help with planning and review, but they are not guarantees. Timing can be less precise when cycles vary, so logged period days remain the source of truth.
GetMyMood can still be useful for irregular cycles because actual logs matter even when predictions are less precise. You can record period days, mood, energy, symptoms, flow, and notes, then review whether any recurring patterns appear across variable cycle timing.
No. GetMyMood is designed for cycle awareness and self-tracking, not contraception, fertility treatment, pregnancy detection, or medical fertility guidance. It may display estimated fertile or ovulation timing when enabled, but those estimates should not be used to prevent pregnancy or confirm ovulation.
No. GetMyMood helps users log self-reported period, mood, energy, symptom, and cycle information for awareness and pattern review. It does not diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent medical conditions. Severe, unusual, unsafe, persistent, or concerning symptoms should be discussed with a qualified professional.
Existing users can manage data inside the GetMyMood app and through the support/data management page at https://periodtracker.getmymood.com/account. The app includes account and data controls, including options to delete period history, symptom data, all tracking data, or the account where available.
GetMyMood is designed for cycle awareness and self-tracking. It is not medical advice, birth control, fertility treatment, or a diagnosis tool.
