Lively - Period Tracker, Cycle

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4.8of 5 · store
41,302ratings on the App Store
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An editorial reading of the saved reviews

Lively: an app for syncing lifestyle with cycle phases, with food, activity, energy, and mood mapped to specific days. This delivers real value for those who consciously observe their body. Predictions work, including for irregular cycles, with several users describing very unstable cycles and reporting high accuracy. Partner integration is noted as a pleasant touch. The core product is alive and functional.

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What people use it for

A woman aged 25 to 38 who wants to engage consciously with her cycle and is willing to pay for a detailed wellness journal.

What reviews praise

Daily food and activity recommendations tied to the current cycle phase: users say they understood for the first time why some days are low-energy and others feel effortless.
Helps women with bipolar disorder distinguish hormonal states from symptoms.

What reviews complain about

Data disappears when logging out, and signing back in is sometimes impossible.
You cannot log a period longer than 10 days since the app simply does not allow it.
For women in perimenopause or postpartum, the phase rhythm does not fit and predictions create anxiety instead of helping.

What users experience

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

After quitting the birth control pill, I struggled learning how to move through the seasons of my cycle. I, like most women, are never really taught what goes on in our bodies and how to live in a way that honors them. This app has been so

I feel like this is a cool app. The idea is nice, and I do like the information they provide based off which part of the menstrual cycle you're in. I think tracking your cycle is great so you can see how your overall wellbeing is during dif

After quitting the birth control pill, I struggled learning how to move through the seasons of my cycle. I, like most women, are never really taught what goes on in our bodies and how to live in a way that honors them.