Advancing female health

Science and research at Period Tracker

On a global level, female health has historically lacked personalized research. That’s why we built Period Tracker around user empowerment: combining smart predictive algorithms, AI health reports, and time-tested Ayurvedic remedies to give women full ownership of their reproductive well-being.

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Daily Cycle Insight
Day 14 • High Fertility Window
Predictive AI

Designed for Women, Grounded in Real Science

Our team is committed to finding new ways to support groundbreaking app features and addressing the gaps in female health science.

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AI Smart Reports

AI-Driven Insights

Smart mathematical pattern analysis for rolling cycle shifts

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100% In-Device

Private & Confidential

Your intimate cycle records never leave your local mobile sandbox

Authentic Ayurvedic herbal remedies and soothing teas
Ayurveda Care

Natural Herbal Relief

Ancient herbal infusions & dietary remedies for menstrual cramp comfort

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500K+ Women

Global Community

Trusted by hundreds of thousands of women across 140+ countries

In the Period Tracker app, you'll find the lowdown on what to expect cycle by cycle. Plus a smart AI health report and all the Ayurvedic natural remedies you need — whether you're wondering about fertile days or why you might be experiencing a certain symptom.

88%of users felt more educated about their cycle & hormones
1 in 3discovered irregular cycle patterns early with our AI tools

Standardized Obstetric Formulas & Gestational Benchmarks

Our cycle predictions and pregnancy calculators adhere strictly to standardized clinical formulas established by the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG) and the World Health Organization (WHO).

Key Standards & Fact Checklist

  • Naegele's Rule: Calculates estimated date of delivery (EDD) by adding 280 days (40 weeks) to the first day of the last menstrual period
  • Parikh's Formula: Dynamically adjusts gestational due dates for women whose cycles naturally deviate from the standard 28-day model
  • 14-Day Luteal Standard: Anchors ovulation 14 days prior to expected bleeding rather than 14 days after period onset
  • Crown-Rump Length (CRL) Correlation: Aligns gestational age calculations with standard first-trimester ultrasound tables

Beta-hCG Doubling Kinetics & Logarithmic Modeling

Human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG) is the hallmark biochemical marker of early pregnancy. Our hCG doubling calculator uses logarithmic rate equations to calculate true doubling time in hours.

Key Standards & Fact Checklist

  • Exponential Doubling Equation: Doubling Time = [ln(2) * (Time2 - Time1)] / [ln(hCG2) - ln(hCG1)]
  • Early Gestation Kinetics: Under 1,200 mIU/mL, viable intrauterine pregnancies typically double every 48 to 72 hours
  • Mid-Level Dynamics: Between 1,200 and 6,000 mIU/mL, normal doubling times naturally lengthen to 72 to 96 hours
  • Plateau Phase: hCG reaches a biological peak around weeks 8–10 (100,000–200,000 mIU/mL) before declining to steady second-trimester levels

Ovulation Prediction & Mathematical Probability Windows

Fertility prediction is governed by the finite biological lifespan of gametes. Our algorithm models a 6-day fertile window reflecting verified sperm and oocyte physiology.

Key Standards & Fact Checklist

  • Sperm Capacitation & Survival: Sperm can survive in fertile alkaline cervical fluid for up to 120 hours (5 days)
  • Oocyte Viability: An ovulated egg remains viable for fertilization for strictly 12 to 24 hours post-rupture
  • Peak Conception Days: Intercourse 1 to 2 days prior to ovulation yields the highest clinical conception probability (approx 25–30%)
  • Conception Day vs. Intercourse Day: The day of fertilization may occur up to several days after intercourse took place

Transparent Communication & Educational Framing

We believe in honest, transparent technology. We clearly emphasize that mathematical models and digital calculators are empowering educational tools designed to support your personal wellness journey, not a substitute for clinical diagnostics.

Key Standards & Fact Checklist

  • Clear Educational Disclaimers: Highlight the inherent biological variability that no algorithm can foresee
  • When to Seek Clinical Care: Clear prompts to consult licensed healthcare professionals for abnormal bleeding or severe pain
  • Ultrasound Confirmation Priority: Recommends early clinical ultrasound as the definitive medical standard for pregnancy dating
  • No False Guarantees: Rejects unrealistic claims of 100% predictive certainty in biological systems

Continuous Review by Women's Health Specialists

Our scientific literature database and algorithmic assumptions undergo continuous peer-review and scrutiny by reproductive health contributors.

Key Standards & Fact Checklist

  • Evidence-Based Updates: Algorithms are revised whenever new peer-reviewed studies update gestational benchmarks
  • Cross-Validation Testing: Synthetic cycle models test algorithmic edge-cases (cycles ranging from 20 to 50 days)
  • Clarity in Language: Translates complex endocrinological and biometric terms into easy, accessible guidance
  • Global Scientific Standard: Adheres to international medical conventions used across global healthcare systems
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Frequently Asked Questions

Clear answers to common questions regarding Reproductive Formulas & Benchmarks

What formula is used to calculate my pregnancy due date?+
Our due date calculator uses Naegele's rule adjusted by Parikh's formula to account for your individual cycle length, calculating 280 days from the first day of your last menstrual period (LMP) modified by your follicular duration.
What is considered a normal hCG doubling time in early pregnancy?+
In early viable pregnancies with hCG levels under 1,200 mIU/mL, hCG typically doubles every 48 to 72 hours. As levels rise between 1,200 and 6,000 mIU/mL, doubling time normally slows to 72 to 96 hours.
Why does ovulation always occur 14 days before the next period, rather than 14 days after the last period?+
Biologically, the luteal phase (the time between ovulation and the next period) is remarkably consistent at approximately 12 to 14 days for most women. In contrast, the follicular phase varies widely depending on stress, nutrition, and follicle maturation.
Can an online calculator replace a medical ultrasound scan?+
No. Online calculators provide valuable mathematical estimates, but a transvaginal or abdominal clinical ultrasound by an obstetrician remains the definitive gold standard for confirming intrauterine viability and gestational age.
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140+ Countries

Closing the global divide in female health science

Historically, women’s reproductive studies were concentrated in narrow geographic regions. Period Tracker delivers free, localized cycle tools and predictive health models to women and families across Nigeria, Africa, and communities worldwide.