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Life stages

The area that covers the parts of a life that are not the same every year.

The six that depend on who you are

One answer on your profile decides whether these are listed in the menu:

ScreenWhat it holds
CyclePredictions that adjust to you rather than to an average of other people
Trying to conceiveWindows, tests and notes, in one place instead of three apps and a notebook
OvulationThe likely fertile days in a cycle, with the caveat that cycles vary
PCOSA condition record like any other — symptoms, appointments, and what a clinic said
MenopauseSymptoms and how they move over months, kept where you can read them back
BreastfeedingFeeds and their times, inside a baby's own record

Choosing Male puts those parts out of the way. Every other answer leaves all of them where they are, and nothing is deleted either way.

Out of the way is not gone: the menu stops listing them, anything you recorded is kept, and each still opens if you go to it directly.

Cycle

/period records days and predicts the next one from your history rather than from a 28-day assumption. Predictions carry their own caveat on the page: a cycle that varies produces a prediction that varies, and the app says so instead of presenting a date as a fact.

Baby

/baby holds a child's early record, and it is per child rather than one merged list:

  • Feeds/baby/feeding
  • Sleep/baby/sleep
  • Nappies/baby/diapers
  • Growth/baby/growth, plotted rather than tabulated
  • Milestones/baby/milestones

/tools/child-growth is the public calculator behind the growth chart, and it works without an account.

Baby names

/baby-names is a public page. It needs no account and stores nothing about you.

Sharing a stage with someone

A partner or a family member can be given read access to part of this area rather than all of it. That is a sharing decision rather than a life-stage one — see Sharing.