Apps for pre-teen DD to track period

[4happyhours]

Since my DD is only 11, I'm not looking for a 'when to get pregnant' period tracker. Most seem to he connected with conception - or trying not to conceive - so are for sexually active women. I'm looking for an app for her iPad that helps her keep track of when her next period is due, symptoms etc. Has anyone come across one, please?
I've used icycle beads and iperiod but they give too much info for her needs.
Obviously she's aware of why we have periods ultimately, but she doesn't need notifications of when she's fertile just yet!
Thanks.

[FannyFifer]

I use this one.

[MrsJamin]

I've just started using Clue, seems pretty good so far, you get notifications saying "pms is due" etc.

[Scarydinosaurs]

Clue is awesome. Discreet and no pink baby/sex stuff at all.

[FannyFifer]

Might check clue out, I use that one I posted cos if was free.

[TiggeryBear]

I also use the same one as Fanny, I think it's called "Period Tracker". It's free on most devices.

[JasperDamerel]

I use womanlog. It tells me when I ovulate, but that's useful information even if fertility isn't an issue.

[MigGril]

I use period tracker to, the one Fanny showed. Works well does show when you possibly ovulate, but I'm just using it to track my periods not for conception still just ignore that really.

[4happyhours]

Thank you! Just installed clue to have a look and it does appear to be more useful for her needs than the ones telling you when to try for a baby!! There's certainly a gap in the market here, if any app designers want an idea!

[TheAussieProject]

I use pink pad play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.alt12.pinkpadpro&hl=en

[MrsJamin]

What I like about clue is that they are open about their interest in gaining lots of data about women's cycles so that they can improve worldwide health, that's an app company that can gladly have my data and isn't out to monetise what I'm giving them in another way.