Free period tracker app for Android

A private period tracker that learns your rhythm

Log your period, symptoms and mood in seconds. Luna Flow predicts your next period and estimates your fertile window from your own history, and keeps everything you log on your phone.

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Inside the app

Everything your cycle needs, in one calm place

A period tracker, period calendar and cycle tracker that stays simple: two taps to log, clear answers when you look.

Period predictions that learn

Your next period and the six after it, worked out from your own cycle history and updated every time you log.

A calm cycle calendar

Logged and predicted periods plus your estimated fertile window. Tap any day to see or change it.

Symptoms and mood in seconds

Flow, 16 symptoms, 12 moods, energy, discharge, sleep, water, temperature and weight. A 10-second check-in.

Insights that make sense

Average cycle and period length, regularity, which symptoms show up in which phase, and BBT, sleep and weight charts.

Pill reminder

A daily birth control pill reminder with a pack view for 21+7, 24+4 or continuous packs.

Gentle reminders

A heads-up before your period, when your fertile window starts, and a daily check-in if you want one.

A private journal

Write how you feel. Every entry is tagged with your cycle phase so patterns are easy to spot.

Voice notes

Speak, read the text back, then save. Uses your phone’s own speech-to-text; Luna Flow never records audio.

Breathe and feel better

A guided breathing exercise, self-care ideas, and food and movement ideas for each phase.

Your cycle

Four phases, one rhythm that’s yours

Luna Flow shows which phase you’re in and what often comes with it, with ideas for food, movement and rest in each one.

Days 1–5 (typical)

Menstrual

Your period. Energy can dip, so rest, warmth and iron-rich food help. Log flow and cramps to see how each period compares.

After your period

Follicular

Oestrogen rises and many people feel a lift in energy and mood. A good time for new plans and harder workouts.

Fertile window (estimate)

Ovulation

The days around ovulation. Calendar estimates can’t confirm it; BBT and discharge tracking add helpful clues.

Before your next period

Luteal

Progesterone rises. PMS, bloating and cravings can show up. Seeing them coming makes them easier to plan around.

A typical 28-day cycle. Every cycle is different; Luna Flow adapts its predictions to yours, including irregular cycles.
Private by design

Your cycle is your business

Everything you log stays on your phone. We never see it, and there is nothing of yours on a server to leak.

  • No account, no cloudNo sign-up and no analytics. Your logs live in the app’s private storage and are excluded from Android cloud backup.
  • PIN app lockKeep the app closed to anyone who picks up your phone. Only a salted hash of the PIN is stored.
  • A backup you controlSave a backup file wherever you choose, to keep a copy or move to a new phone.
  • A PDF for your doctorA one-page summary of your cycles and symptoms, created only when you ask for it.
  • Share dates, nothing elseSend upcoming period dates to a partner as a message. Nothing is shared automatically.

Free, supported by ads. Ads come from Google AdMob. Nothing you log is ever shared with advertisers or used to choose ads, and you can go ad-free for 24 hours by watching one short video.

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Who we are

Made by RedFleet

RedFleet builds small, focused, privacy-respecting Android apps. Luna Flow is our period tracker: calm to use, honest about what it can and can’t tell you, and built so your health data never leaves your phone unless you send it.

Questions or feedback? Email redfleetstudios@gmail.com.

Good to know

Estimates, not a diagnosis

Predictions and fertile-window dates are calendar-based estimates from what you log. They get better as you track, but they can’t confirm ovulation.

Not a medical device or contraception. Luna Flow is a personal tracking tool. Don’t use it to prevent pregnancy, and talk to a clinician about anything that worries you.
From the blog

Short reads about your cycle

Plain, cautious guides on periods, symptoms and wellbeing. New articles also appear in the app’s Library.

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