iPeriod Period Tracker +
rating aligns with reviewsThe first period tracker in the App Store, which for decades delivered accurate predictions and a convenient symptom journal. Destroyed by a series of decisions: mandatory Apple ID login with two-factor authentication, an invasive 2026 privacy policy, and data loss during updates. Support does not respond or responds with templates.
500 reviews, 69% five-stars with a text average of 4.05, a moderate gap. Criticism is specific and well-dated: the switch to Apple ID login, the invasive 2026 privacy policy, loss of 12 to 15 years of data. A software engineer describing a specific login bug is not manipulation.
A mismatch is an analytical signal, not proof that the rating was manipulated.
What users love
- Historically accurate cycle predictions
- A detailed symptom and mood journal
- And cross-device sync when it worked.
What users hate
- Mandatory Apple ID login with two-factor authentication has locked hundreds of users out. Ten to fifteen years of data were lost during updates with no recovery path. The new 2026 privacy policy requires accepting expanded data collection.
Who it is for
No one. The app is in active decay. Users with historical data should export immediately and switch to another tracker.
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