Period tracker for men

A period tracker for men that she actually agreed to.

You do not guess her dates. Her phone writes your week from her real cycle, using only what she chooses to share. She tracks in PinkyBloom, free on her phone; you read the week in PinkyBond, free on yours. And the two of you get a thread and calls that know what week it is.

Free on both phones. Nothing to buy.

Download on the App StoreGet it on Google Play

Have her code? Get the app and enter it.

No code yet? She needs PinkyBloom first
  • She invites, she sets the level
  • Encrypted between two phones
  • iPhone and Android
Her PinkyBloom invite screen: QR code, six-character code and share link
Her phone · she invites
Your PinkyBond home after pairing: her phase, energy and tomorrow's line, with today marked rough
Your phone · what arrives
Her side · pinkybloom.app
Not the “type in her last period” app

Most period trackers for guys guess. This one asks her.

Search this phrase and you find apps that take a date and hand you a daily tip. They have no way of knowing whether the date is still right, and no way for her to say so. PinkyBond starts from the other end.

  • Her real data, or nothing

    The apps that rank for this query ask you to type in her last period and guess from there. PinkyBond has no field for that. Your week comes from her tracker, PinkyBloom, and if she has not shared, your screen is empty.

  • Consent is the architecture

    She invites you from her phone. She sets the level. She can pause with one tap and you are never notified. Safety Mode replaces what she shares with neutral placeholder data, and you are not told it is on.

  • Two-way, not a card

    You check in too: your mood and energy in three taps, and a daily question you both answer. She sees yours. A tip for him is not a relationship; a thread is.

  • A private channel that knows the week

    Messages and encrypted voice and video calls live in the same app as her forecast. No phone number, no account, no readable copy on any server. The thread knows what week it is; your group chat does not.

Flo for Partners and Clue Connect show you a read-only card. How PinkyBond compares to Flo for Partners.

Your check-in sheet in PinkyBond: mood and energy chips
Android
What you see

Three levels. Her hand on the dial.

She picks Basic, Mood or Full in PinkyBloom and can change it whenever she likes. You are not notified when she does. What reaches your phone is a derived snapshot, encrypted between the two phones, never her logs.

Her PinkyBloom sharing settings: Basic, Mood or Full, plus Safety Mode
Her phone · she sets the level
Your PinkyBond home: her phase, energy and tomorrow's line
Your phone · what you see
Basic

Where she is

  • Her phase, or her recovery stage
  • Her pregnancy week and trimester, once she has told you in the app
  • A mood and energy predicted from her phase, labelled as a prediction
Mood

Basic, plus how she feels

  • Her mood word and her energy, 0 to 5, as she logged them
  • Tomorrow in one line, and the 7-day forecast
  • The rough-day pattern, if she shares it: phases and a peak range, never dates
Full

Mood, plus the specifics

  • Her custom status, in her words
  • Her top symptoms in perimenopause or menopause
  • Her due date, once she has told you about the pregnancy
What you never see

At any level.

She can pause sharing or turn on Safety Mode without you knowing. That is not a gap in the product; it is the product.

  • Her notes or private entries
  • The dates of her logs
  • Raw symptoms or medical data
  • Her history, or anything before the snapshot on your screen
  • Whether she paused sharing
  • Anything she has not disclosed, including a pregnancy
Your 7-day forecast strip in PinkyBond
Android
Past the period tracker

It follows her past the last period.

A period tracker for men usually stops being useful the month her cycle stops being the story. PinkyBloom tracks five chapters, and PinkyBond follows whichever one she is in. No other partner app does; the perimenopause and menopause apps have no partner side at all.

  • Pregnancy

    Once she tells you in the app, you see her week and trimester on your side. Until then, nothing changes on your screen; a late period is not a signal you get.

  • Postpartum

    Her recovery stage and weeks since birth replace the phase. The forecast keeps running from what she logs.

  • Perimenopause

    Periods get irregular; PinkyBloom predicts a window instead of a day and scores her symptom burden. At Full, you see her top symptoms.

  • Menopause

    No more cycle to track, still a week to read. Sleep, heat, mood: the same thread, the same forecast.

How to start

Four steps. Her call at every one.

  1. Step 1

    She installs PinkyBloom

    Her free period tracker, iPhone or Android. If she already has it, skip ahead.

  2. Step 2

    She invites you

    From PinkyBloom: a QR code if you are in the same room, a six-character code or a link if you are not.

  3. Step 3

    You enter it in PinkyBond

    Keys are exchanged between the two phones. A six-digit check lets you both confirm no one sat in the middle.

  4. Step 4

    She picks the level

    Basic, Mood or Full. Her first update arrives on your phone right after. Free on both phones.

Not sure how to bring it up?

Send her the page written for her. It shows exactly what you would see and what you never would.

Questions men actually type

Straight answers.

She uses Flo? There is a guide for her on pinkybloom.app: leaving Flo for PinkyBloom. Calls between the two of you are covered on /calls.

Know the week before it happens.

Free on both phones. She invites; you enter the code.

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