Understand your cycle
See where you are today, when your next period may begin and how regular your cycles are over time.
- Period predictions
- Bleeding and flow tracking
- Cycle-phase overview
- Cycle length and regularity
- Personal history
Hi, Meet Lua! Track your bleeding, understand your cycle, manage contraception, log symptoms and sex, try to conceive, or follow your pregnancy. All without handing over your most personal data.
No account · No ads · Your data stays on your device
Your reproductive health changes throughout life. Lua adapts with you, keeping your history and insights together as your needs evolve. No separate period app. No separate pill reminder. No separate fertility tracker. Just one private home for the information that matters to you.
Discover what you can do with Lua
See where you are today, when your next period may begin and how regular your cycles are over time.
Log symptoms, mood and energy in seconds. Over time, Lua helps you see the patterns behind how you feel.
Track the method you use and the actions it requires, without relying on memory or a generic calendar reminder.
Turn on Trying to Conceive mode to highlight predicted fertile days, log temperature, mucus, and OPKs, and see a confidence score for ovulation.
When you become pregnant, switch modes without leaving your history behind. Follow your pregnancy week by week in the same private app.
The app you used while trying can stay with you when everything changes.
Lua is designed around one simple principle: deeply personal information should remain personal.
Private, flexible and designed to adapt with you.
Private tracking, contraception reminders, and the quiet details of keeping your data on your phone.
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The things people ask us most.
Yes, and not as a promise we could quietly change. Lua has no servers and no backend, so everything you log is written to private storage on your own phone and stays there. We cannot read it, because it never reaches us. There is no analytics, no tracking, and no advertising anywhere in the app. You can also turn on a Face ID lock so nobody else can open it.
No. There is no sign-up, no email, and no password. You open Lua and start using it. Nothing to verify, nothing to remember, and no profile sitting on a server somewhere waiting to be breached.
No. Lua is not a contraceptive and has no contraceptive effect. It helps you keep the method you already use on schedule (pill reminders, ring and patch changes, injection dates, IUD and implant records), but it cannot prevent pregnancy, and a reminder can be missed if your phone is off or notifications are disabled. Always follow your prescriber’s instructions.
Because your data lives only on your device, we have no copy to restore it from. Backing up your phone through Apple or Google is what carries your history across to a new device. This is the honest trade-off of a private-by-default app: no cloud copy means there is nothing to leak, but also nothing for us to recover.
If you want it to. You can connect Apple Health to import up to the last 12 months of period entries, and to save the periods you log in Lua back to Health. It stays off until you turn it on, it only ever exchanges menstrual flow, and your symptoms, notes and sex logs are never written to Health.
Lua is free to download, with no ads. Tracking your cycle, contraception, sex life, and pregnancy on your phone is included. Lua+ is optional: it unlocks reminders for every method and full cycle stats, billed by Apple as a monthly or yearly subscription (the yearly plan may include a free trial). You manage or cancel in your Apple Account settings. Deleting the app does not cancel a subscription. Details are in our terms.