Many apps tell you when your period is coming. Bauchgefühl also tells you why you feel the way you do today – and what you can cook to help.
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The difference
Most cycle apps answer exactly one question: “When is the next period?” That is useful – but your cycle influences every single day: your energy, your mood, your hunger, your sleep. Bauchgefühl combines tracking with what you can do with it: recognize patterns, get timely reminders, eat according to the phase, and understand what is happening inside you right now.


Plain talk
No – and we'd rather tell you here than on the payment screen. You can test Bauchgefühl for free for 7 days, with all features and cancelable at any time. After that, the app requires a subscription.
Why no free model? Because with apps, “free” almost always means: the money comes from somewhere else – from advertising or from your data. With cycle data, arguably the most sensitive health data of all, we want neither. The subscription is the price for your data remaining encrypted with you and the app having only one interest: that it benefits you. How this looks technically is described under Data privacy in the cycle app.
Buying guide
These four questions are worth asking for any cycle app – even if you don't end up choosing ours:
Deepen
A cycle app is only as useful as your understanding of the cycle behind it. What happens in the 4 cycle phases is happening hormonally, you can read up on it with us without an app – just as you can estimate your fertile days directly in the browser with the ovulation calculator. How you adapt nutrition, training and everyday life to your phases is explained in the cycle syncing guide; the complete overview is provided by the Guide to cycle-syncing nutrition. And if you are primarily interested in the calendar: How the period calendar works.
FAQ
You can test Bauchgefühl for 7 days free of charge – with all features, cancelable at any time. After that, the app requires a subscription. We say this so directly because 'free' cycle apps have to earn their money differently: with advertising or with your data. We want neither. With the subscription, you pay for being the customer – not the product.
The connection between cycle tracking and nutrition. Most apps stop after telling you which phase you are in. Bauchgefühl turns this into something concrete: AI recipes that match your phase, your symptoms, and the ingredients in your fridge – plus daily insights and educational articles that explain why your body is ticking the way it is right now.
Yes. In addition to the predefined symptoms (cramps, headaches, mood, energy, and more), you can create and track your own symptoms – for example, something as specific as "jaw tension" or "craving for salty things." In the trends, you can then see if your symptom occurs more frequently in certain phases.
The app learns from your logged cycles. With a regular cycle, the next period is usually predicted to within a few days; ovulation is estimated with an uncertainty of about ±2 days. Important: These are estimates and not a method of contraception – ovulation can shift at any time due to stress, illness, or travel.
They are stored in encrypted form so that only you can read them – not even us. Your phone calculates reminders and evaluations itself, and there is neither advertising nor data selling. All details can be found on our privacy page in the cycle app.
No. Tracking is especially valuable for irregular cycles: You see in black and white how much your cycle length fluctuates and recognize patterns through symptom trends that you would otherwise miss. The predictions become more cautious in the event of strong fluctuations – the app displays this honestly instead of pretending to be precise.
Tracking, patterns, reminders and recipes matching your phase – test for 7 days for free, cancel at any time.
Note: This page is for general information purposes and does not replace medical advice. Cycle predictions are estimates based on your entered data and are explicitly not a method of contraception or family planning.