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Marigold — A period tracker that keeps your cycle to yourself.

Marigold

Marigold is a private, offline period & cycle tracker for Android with clear predictions and a beautifully labeled cycle ring. No account, no cloud.

A period tracker that keeps your cycle to yourself.

Coming soon100% offlineNo adsNo trackersNo accountLabeled cycle ring
Coming soon toGoogle PlayPrivacy policyTerms of Service
  • Free
  • No account
  • Works offline
  • No ads

Marigold tracks your period, predicts what's ahead and shows your whole cycle on a single, clearly labeled ring — period, fertile window, ovulation and expected dates, all readable at a glance.

Cycle data is deeply personal, so Marigold is built to keep it that way: everything stays on your device, there's no account to create, and the app never talks to a server. Your cycle is nobody's business but yours.

At a glance

Platform
Android
Category
Health & Fitness
Price
Free
Works offline
Yes, fully
Ads / trackers
None
Languages
English

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Features

Everything Marigold does

Focused features, no filler — each one designed to work without a network connection.

Labeled cycle ring

One glanceable ring shows your period, fertile window, ovulation day and predictions — clearly labeled, never cryptic.

Smart predictions

Period and ovulation forecasts that adapt to your own history, not a textbook average.

Symptom & mood logging

Track flow, symptoms, moods and notes in seconds, and see patterns across cycles.

Cycle history & stats

Average cycle and period length, variation over time and a full calendar of past cycles.

Private by architecture

No account, no cloud sync by default, no analytics. Data lives only on your device.

Gentle, calm design

A warm, uncluttered interface designed to be reassuring rather than clinical.

Roadmap

Where it's headed

An honest look at what's shipped, what's being built and what's on the horizon. Plans can shift — quality comes first.

  1. Cycle ring, logging & predictions

    The full core tracker with the labeled ring and adaptive forecasts.

    Shipped
  2. App lock

    Optional PIN/biometric lock for an extra layer of on-device privacy.

    In progress
  3. Encrypted backup you control

    Optional end-to-end-encrypted backup so only you can ever read it.

    Planned
  4. More languages

    Localisation beyond English, prioritised by user requests.

    Planned

FAQ

Marigold: your questions answered

Can't find your answer? Reach out via the contact page — real replies, typically within 1–2 business days.

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Guides & tools for Marigold

Free, practical help — and in-browser tools that run entirely on your device.

Guide

The Four Phases of Your Menstrual Cycle, Properly Explained

The menstrual cycle is far more than a monthly timer. Understanding its four distinct phases — and why the textbook 28-day model misleads most people — is the foundation of real cycle literacy.

Guide

What Is a "Normal" Cycle? (Wider Than You Think)

Most cycles that people worry about fall comfortably within the normal clinical range. Here is what that range actually is — and the small set of patterns that genuinely warrant medical attention.

Guide

Ovulation and the Fertile Window: The Real Math

The fertile window is six days long, sperm survive up to five of them, and ovulation rarely happens on day 14. Here is the biology — and a frank note on what tracking apps can and cannot do.

Guide

PMS, PMDD and the Luteal Phase: What's Actually Happening

Feeling worse in the two weeks before your period is not in your head — there is a clear hormonal mechanism. Here is what it is, what helps, and when PMS becomes something clinically different.

Guide

Your Cycle Data Is Medical Data: Privacy 101

Cycle data can reveal pregnancy, fertility, health conditions, and reproductive intentions. Here is why it deserves the same care as your most sensitive medical records — and what to look for in an app.

Guide

Tracking Your Cycle for Insight: Making Your Data Useful

Tracking your cycle becomes genuinely useful only when you know what to log, why each field matters, and how to read three cycles of data rather than just accumulate it.

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Privacy, in writing

Exactly what Marigold stores, where it lives, and what does — and never does — leave your device, in plain language, short enough to actually read.

Read the policy

Need a hand?

Found a bug, want a feature, or just have a question about Marigold? Support comes straight from the developer.

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