Partner sharing on iOS and Android
The week before your period shouldn't need a nightly briefing. Partner Sharing gives one trusted person a simple view of where you are in your cycle — so support can show up without you having to explain, again.
Partner Sharing lets you make selected cycle information visible to one invited partner: your current cycle phase and cycle day, plus only the details you choose to enable. You decide what's shared, and either of you can stop at any time.
Partners usually notice the hard week — they just can't place it. A shared view turns "what's wrong?" into "I can see where you are," so the reason is visible instead of left to guesswork.
"It's cycle day 24" is a complete sentence when your partner can see what that means. The context lives in their app, so you don't spend the low-energy days narrating the low-energy days.
Your partner sees where you are in your cycle — not your journal. Private notes, your full symptom history, and your raw period-day records stay yours, always.
Sharing starts small and only grows where you say so. This is the complete picture, matching our Privacy Policy.
Partner Sharing is rolling out in beta on iOS and Android. Screens shown with sample data.
Sharing isn't all-or-nothing. Turn individual details on or off whenever you like — your partner's view updates to match, and nothing needs to be renegotiated. A built-in preview shows you exactly what your partner's screen looks like before anything is shared.
Revoke access or disconnect entirely from inside the app — and your partner can disconnect too. Once the change reaches their app, it stops future access and removes the shared information stored on their device.
Partner Sharing is built for someone you trust. No app can control screenshots or what a person remembers — so you choose the recipient, and we keep the off switch within reach.
Cycle data is sensitive, so the sharing plumbing is engineered as carefully as the app itself.
The invite page loads no analytics, suppresses referrer data so the code can never land in hosting logs or reach third parties, and is excluded from search engines. The code exists to open the app — nowhere else.
Your invite code is never displayed to your partner, and their app receives only the technical identifiers needed to keep the connection working — none of them shown on screen.
Sharing connects you with a single invited partner and runs alongside safety and abuse-prevention controls: the moment someone connects with your code, you're told which device connected and when — with a one-tap revoke if it wasn't your partner. Like everything in GetMyMood, shared information is encrypted in transit and in storage.
These are the essentials — our Privacy Policy is the full, authoritative source for how Partner Sharing data is handled.
No. While sharing is active, your partner can see your current cycle phase and cycle day, plus only the details you enable — such as period estimates, shared calendar ranges, ovulation estimates, your most recent entry in the categories you choose, and flow intensity. Your private notes, full symptom history, and raw period-day records are never shared.
Your partner needs the free GetMyMood app, but not a tracking account. Accepting an invite without one creates a limited partner-only view that can show what you share and nothing more — it skips tracker onboarding and cannot log period or symptom data.
Yes. You can change what you share, revoke access, or disconnect entirely from inside the app — and your partner can disconnect too. Once the change reaches your partner's app, it stops future access and removes the shared information stored on their device.
No. Partner Sharing connects you with one invited partner, which keeps the sharing relationship simple to reason about and simple to end.
The invite link carries a private code and no personal information, and the code expires after 7 days. The page it opens loads no analytics, suppresses referrer data so the code cannot leak into logs, and is excluded from search engines. The code itself is never displayed to your partner.
No. Partner Sharing is for awareness and everyday support between partners. It is not a medical, fertility, contraception, emergency, or safety service, and shared estimates should not be used to prevent pregnancy or confirm ovulation.
GetMyMood is designed for cycle awareness and self-tracking. It is not medical advice, birth control, fertility treatment, or a diagnosis tool.
