We tested six popular period and ovulation tracker apps to find out how they handle your private health data. Our privacy expert Shoshana Wodinsky did hands-on testing of 6 popular period tracking apps: Euki, Clue, Flo, Period Calendar, Planned Parenthood’s Spot On, and Stardust. Our testing found one app that stood out from the rest.
I have no experience with Euki, or any clue (pun-intended) on if it’s good or not. I personally use, and recommend, drip. It only saves the data on your device. That can be an issue if you keep breaking or losing phones. I guess only better option would be to make my own notebook, mark the days there. It’s just math to figure out how far X days are apart from each other.
I have no experience with Euki, or any clue (pun-intended) on if it’s good or not. I personally use, and recommend, drip. It only saves the data on your device. That can be an issue if you keep breaking or losing phones. I guess only better option would be to make my own notebook, mark the days there. It’s just math to figure out how far X days are apart from each other.
I also know a few drip users, but euki will likely get more attention for one specific reason: the name.
Literally every woman that my wife has told about drip has visibly recoiled at the name. They might as well have named it Moist
Excellent point.