Glow Eve Period Tracker

28 of 100 · reviews
4.7of 5 · store
114,104ratings on the App Store
500reviews read

An editorial reading of the saved reviews

The app was effectively destroyed by the Eve and Glow merger: key features disappeared (the cycloscope, daily overview, personal tone), and the interface became hard to navigate. Before the merger, predictions were accurate even for irregular cycles. This is now a different product from the one that earned its rating.

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What people use it for

Historically, women who are not planning children and want to track their cycle without a pregnancy-centric interface. That audience has now effectively been pushed out.

What reviews praise

In the old Eve: accurate predictions even for irregular cycles, a supportive tone without a pregnancy focus, and a convenient cycle phase overview.

What reviews complain about

After the update, reaching the calendar requires dismissing five popups.
The app has been reoriented toward pregnancy, while Eve was positioned for those not planning children.
Test strip fertility sync is broken.

What users experience

3 excerpts from the breakdown. These are individual cases, not a verdict on all users.

7 years ago, this app was perfect. Worth paying for, even. The features were beneficial, the paid features were useful, and the app seemed smarter. Today, none of that is true. The core focus of the app, tracking your period, has been negle

Do not get this if you only want to track your period, symptoms, or sexual activity. It's just a pregnancy app now. I hate the redesign. It's completely geared towards those trying to conceive now.

Normally I'm open to change, but the recent update they did took everything away that I liked about the app. Some women do not want to have children, and Eve used to make me feel ok and accepted in that decision because they used to let you