Apps pose risks to health as well as privacy and require greater scrutiny Digital menstrual tracking risks creating more harm than benefit and requires greater scrutiny, warn experts in The BMJ today. Widely promoted to women and girls on social media and by tech firms, menstrual tracking apps and other “femtech” tools claim to scientifically
I talked my wife into switching, some google app to drip. She loves it! Helps so much at the doctor’s office and helps predict when to expect monthly pain.
Both apps are fantastic. I find Mensinator easier to quickly input data and its simpler with the same functionality. But both are very nice though. I use both apps side by side just in case input errors or mismatches. So far so good.
Use Drip, Use Mensinator. There are alternatives. Open source and FOSS.
I talked my wife into switching, some google app to drip. She loves it! Helps so much at the doctor’s office and helps predict when to expect monthly pain.
Both apps are fantastic. I find Mensinator easier to quickly input data and its simpler with the same functionality. But both are very nice though. I use both apps side by side just in case input errors or mismatches. So far so good.