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About Teen Cycle: Period Tracker

A private period tracker built for teens. No account, no cloud, no ads, no subscriptions. Everything stays on your phone.

TeenCycle is a calm, simple period tracker made for young teens (and anyone who wants less). Log your period in one tap. No sign-up, no email, no questions that are nobody's business. Your data never leaves your device.

STRICTLY OFFLINE
Your data lives only on your phone. No cloud, no sync, no servers, no backups we can read. It works in airplane mode. Delete the app and your data is gone for good. Not even we can see it.

NO ACCOUNT, EVER
No sign-up. No email. No password. No phone number. Open the app and start tracking. We have no way to identify you because we never ask who you are.

ONE TAP TO LOG
Open the app, tap the circle, done. No forms, no follow-up questions. Three screens total: Today, Calendar, and Settings.

SAFE FOR YOUNG TEENS
No invasive questions. No social feed, no comments, no DMs, no profiles, no links out. Nobody outside the app can reach someone inside it, because there is no "outside" inside the app.

ONE FAIR PRICE
Free for 30 days. or ONE-TIME $9.99. No subscription, no renewal, no second charge, ever. No ads, nothing to upsell.

PERIOD PREDICTIONS
TeenCycle estimates your next period from the cycles you log and gets better over time. It isn't a medical tool and doesn't replace a doctor. If something feels off, talk to a healthcare provider.

A WARM DARK MODE
One toggle swaps everything to a soft charcoal theme for late nights. Same calm layout, dimmed for bed.

WHY WE MADE IT
TeenCycle started at a kitchen table. A mom and her daughter went looking for a period app they could trust and couldn't find one. Every app wanted an account, asked too much, or quietly sent the most personal data there is to a server somewhere. So we built the app we wanted, for our own daughter. If it earns a place with yours, it's because it does its job and then leaves her alone.

Questions? Email [email protected]. A real person reads every message.

Website: https://teencycle.com
Privacy policy: https://teencycle.com/privacy

Teen Cycle: Period Tracker details

Teen Cycle: Period Tracker is a free Health & Fitness app for Android with 100+ installs on Google Play and a 5.0/5 average rating from 1 rating. It was released on June 3, 2026 and last updated on August 8, 2026. It's developed by Laura Rooney. It requires Android 7.0 or later. The app offers in-app purchases.

Category
Health & Fitness
Rating
5.0 / 5 (1 rating)
Installs
100+
Price
Free
In-app purchases
Yes
Ads
No ads
Current version
1.3.0
Requires Android
7.0
Content rating
Everyone
Released
June 3, 2026
Last updated
August 8, 2026
Developer
Laura Rooney

What’s new in Teen Cycle: Period Tracker

Free trial is now 30 days. Also in this update: • A reminder before your trial ends, so it never runs out as a surprise. • A clearer look at what you get and what it costs. Still $9.99 once. Still no subscription, ever. • A new welcome screen with a short note from the two of us who made this. • Small polish throughout setup. Everything still stays on your phone. No account, no ads, nothing sent anywhere, not even to us. Lau & Mia

Version 1.3.0 · Updated August 8, 2026

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author
no data collected, no information shared. solid tracking app for people needing to track the cycle. wish it was longer than a 7 day free trial.
Rachel Wyatt