Vera: Period Tracker

Understand your cycle with confidence, build healthy daily habits, and discover patterns that help you feel your best.



Vera is a private period tracker and cycle calendar designed for women who want a simple, beautiful, and privacy-first experience. Track your periods, cycle history, symptoms, mood, sleep, energy, and everyday wellness—all in one place.



Whether your cycle is regular or changing over time, Vera helps you stay organized with smart reminders, clear insights, and easy daily logging.



🌸 PERIOD TRACKER

• Log periods and menstrual cycle history

• Track cycle length and flow

• View upcoming period predictions

• Record irregular cycles

• Build your personal cycle calendar



📅 CYCLE CALENDAR

• See past, current, and upcoming cycles

• Understand cycle patterns over time

• View monthly history at a glance

• Stay prepared with period reminders



😊 SYMPTOMS & MOOD
Track daily symptoms and wellbeing including:

• Mood
• Energy

• Sleep

• Cramps

• Headaches

• Bloating

• Skin changes

• Personal notes



📈 CYCLE INSIGHTS

• Discover cycle trends

• Understand recurring symptoms

• Track mood and energy patterns

• Build healthier routines through awareness



🌿 EVERYDAY WELLNESS

• Daily wellness check-ins

• Habit awareness

• Sleep tracking

• Personal notes

• Lifestyle-focused tracking



🌙 PERIMENOPAUSE SUPPORT

Track changing cycles, symptoms, mood, sleep, and wellbeing to better understand your body's natural changes over time.



🔒 PRIVATE BY DESIGN

• Works offline

• No account required to get started

• Optional encrypted cloud sync

• App lock support

• Export or delete your data anytime



✨ SIMPLE & BEAUTIFUL

• Clean, modern design

• Light & dark mode

• Fast daily logging

• Built for everyday use



Vera is designed for women who want a private, simple, and reliable period tracker that helps them understand their cycle and support everyday wellness.



Disclaimer: Vera is intended for wellness and lifestyle tracking only. It is not a medical device and should not be used for diagnosis, treatment, or healthcare decisions.