MyFlo® Period Tracker Calendar
gamed ratingMyFlo was built on Alisa Vitti's concept of syncing life to hormonal cycle phases: the idea resonates with a real audience. After a major redesign, the app lost years of user data, stopped predicting cycles accurately, and became a supplement sales platform. Several users who relied on it as a fertility-awareness contraceptive method lost their history at a critical moment. Support is silent.
pct5=79 with textAvg=1.75, a catastrophic gap. The sample is dominated by one- and two-star reviews describing the same issues: data loss on redesign, a non-functional app, and aggressive supplement upselling. Five-stars are few and do not explain the high pct5.
What users love
- Before the redesign: detailed phase-specific recommendations on diet
- Activity
- And schedule. The concept clearly explained why energy drops during the luteal phase or sugar cravings spike.
What users hate
- Mass data loss on update
- Documented across many reviews. Cycle predictions have become inaccurate: the app regularly misses period start. Content has become a supplement sales funnel with no personalization.
Who it is for
Not recommended in its current state. Potentially for a woman with a regular cycle interested in hormonal phases, if the developer restores functionality.
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