Bleeding days, clearly logged
Planned flow and spotting records will help you keep a history of when your period starts and ends.
Keeping track should feel simple. Lifeing’s planned period experience will bring bleeding dates, everyday check-ins and cycle stories into one place, helping you understand your own patterns without a long daily checklist.

The planned tools will keep cycle dates and daily observations together. You will be able to look back when making plans, choosing a routine or preparing questions for a healthcare appointment.
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Planned flow and spotting records will help you keep a history of when your period starts and ends.
Upcoming period estimates will use your cycle history and leave room for changes in timing.
Quick check-ins will let you record relevant symptoms and add detail when you want it.
Optional wellness logs will help you compare how you feel across your own cycles.
Adjustable reminders will support the logging and medication routines you choose.
Planned charts and exports will help organize your cycle details for a healthcare conversation.
Logged dates and estimated timing
Your experience in your own words
Cycle concepts made approachable
A routine you can adjust
The planned experience will distinguish recorded dates from predictions. Period and fertile-day estimates will not provide contraception or diagnose a health condition.
Cycle tools and Stories are planned to work together in one daily experience. The current Lifeing screenshots below are placeholders for the future module.









Period tracking, explained
Answers about the planned cycle experience, its estimates and your choices.
This dedicated module is planned. Its release date has not been confirmed. The store badges link to the existing Lifeing app, rather than confirm that the tools on this page are available.
The planned calendar will make room for variation and use recorded history as context. Future dates will remain estimates; the experience will not assume a fixed 28-day cycle.
The planned check-ins will offer relevant fields and optional notes, so you can focus on the symptoms, mood and energy details you want to record.
Selected partner sharing, discreet prompts, app lock and data controls are planned. Sharing is intended to be your choice; the implemented controls and availability are not yet confirmed.
A shareable summary is planned to organize period dates and logged symptoms. It will support conversations about your history, rather than diagnose symptoms or replace personal advice from a clinician.

For a clearer understanding of your cycle
The planned library will explain cycle basics, common period questions and ways to notice patterns in your own logs. You will be able to return to a short story when a question comes up.
Explore the planned library
Story cards will break cycle concepts into concise visual explanations. You will be able to explore a topic without taking on another long article or being told how a phase should feel.
Short explanations for your changing days
Planned wellbeing stories will offer ideas for rest, food and movement that leave room for your preferences.
Cycle history will help you organize what you have noticed and what you want to discuss with your care team.
For your plans, patterns and preferences
Prepare with contextDates can vary
Look back clearlyYour own history
Make tracking yoursChoice throughoutLifeing’s planned period module will bring a clearer calendar, quick check-ins and visual stories to your everyday routine. You can explore the existing Lifeing app while this experience is being developed.
This dedicated cycle experience is planned. The store links open the existing Lifeing app; release timing has not been confirmed.