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When's the best time to get pregnant? Use our interactive ovulation calculator to work out when you're most fertile and most likely to conceive.

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Emma321q · 02/01/2015 21:20

Hi ladies

Is anyone using an iPhone/ iPad app to help chart their ovulation/ periods?

I am currently using My Days and although this is ok it doesn't allow me to input my actual peak fertility day ( according to cb ovulation kit).

What does everyone recommend?

Thanks

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dizzylemon · 02/01/2015 21:31

I use glow.

kiltedsheep · 02/01/2015 21:41

Hello! I use Clue on my iPhone and I'm a huge fan of its clear, easy-to-use interface (and the fact that it isn't all pink, cutesy and flowery like a load of other apps). Although I can't see a specific option to manually stick in your peak fertility date according to the ovulation kit, what you can do is create a 'tag' in the app's calendar which you can then use to label the peak fertility days. You can then use the calendar to compare the ovulation kit's results with the app's predicted fertile period.

The German developers of Clue are lovely and respond very quickly to all suggestions, so I'll drop them an email about the issue and hopefully they'll incorporate it as a feature in the next update. (I was going to email them anyway to let them know that the app was very helpful in my getting a BFP earlier!)

Augustwedding · 02/01/2015 21:44

I used ovia, however is American so some things not relevant/more geared towards American health system but I found it good for tracking.

Cheesymonster · 03/01/2015 11:03

I use Pink Pad. Only one I have experience of though.

DizzyNorthernBird · 03/01/2015 13:42

I use ovia too, this has the option to input fertility test results and pregnancy tests as well as tracking all other symptoms. It has a reports section which gives you stats for the last few months & shows your average ov day and luteal phase length.

I also use the period tracker free app which I have used to track AF for years. Funnily enough despite this only tracking start and finish dates for AF, it seems to accurately predict fertile period, ov date and AF due date, despite not requiring the amount of data that ovia does. Last month it predicted fertile window several days before ovia did and I had ewcm on those dates. If I'd relied on ovia I would have completely missed the boat!

ammature · 04/01/2015 00:06

I love clue also, for all the reasons stated above. Plus I love the icon for sex and particularly the withdrawal one :-)

sykadelic · 04/01/2015 01:37

I personally use OvuView. I'm able to track a wide range of symptoms, it gives you a "wheel" with a countdown showing you how many days until you ovulate and your period (based on previous results etc). Give you information on different types of tracking and all that.

I've tried Fertility Friend, Ovia and Glow as well but settled on OvuView because there were parts of all those apps that I wasn't a fan of.

RudeBarbandCustard · 04/01/2015 12:14

I use Fertility Friend, but find it a bit clunky. Does the job though.

I'm keen to try Clue because it just looks nice.

SomewhereovertheRainbow02 · 04/01/2015 19:36

I used Ovia since April and finally got my BFP yesterday Smile
It forecasts your fertile periods and AF and was generally spot on for me! HTH

Boosk · 04/01/2015 19:45

Hi Emma, I'm using fertility friend and have just got the paid version. You can add all sorts of symptoms and the paid version includes very detailed analysis tools to help with timings. The app also includes useful faqs and tips. Good luck Smile

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