Niah: Private Period Tracker

iOS app by Hazem Abdeltawab. Health & Fitness · Hazem Abdeltawab

Store rating
5 / 5
Store rating count
1
Download price
Free to download
In-app purchases
Unknown
Version
1.5.5
Listing last refreshed
2026-09-14

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Niah is the private period and cycle tracker that keeps your most personal data exactly where it belongs — on your phone. Log your period in a single tap, track symptoms and mood, and get clear, honest predictions for your next period and fertile window. Niah learns your rhythm and handles irregular cycles gracefully — showing a range instead of pretending every cycle is the same. WHY NIAH • Truly private — no account, no tracking, no servers of ours. Your cycle data stays on your device unless you explicitly use Apple Health or export/share a copy yourself. • Tracking works completely offline — no connection needed. • Calm, beautiful design with a cycle ring, calendar, and insights. • Honest predictions, even for irregular cycles. • Backups are encrypted when you choose a passphrase — export and import your data anytime. TRACK WHAT MATTERS • Period start, end, and flow • Symptoms and mood — a rich, tap-to-log library • Cycle length, period length, and regularity trends • Trying to conceive? Log basal body temperature (BBT), ovulation tests, and cervical mucus • Gentle period reminders FERTILITY & INSIGHTS Fertility and ovulation predictions and advanced cycle insights are all included — no subscription, nothing to unlock. Niah also supports perimenopause and pregnancy tracking, syncs two-way with Apple Health, and brings your cycle to your wrist with an Apple Watch app and home-screen widgets. Niah is period tracking the way it should be: private, accurate, and calm.

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