Coach the whole athlete — with her consent.
A private, client-owned menstrual cycle tracker. Your client logs her cycle and chooses exactly what to share — nothing, just the phase, or the full picture — and you get read-only context to coach around the whole person.
Her data, her rules.
The cycle is logged by the client and owned by the client. She chooses exactly how much a coach can see — from nothing at all, to just the phase, to the full history — and can change her mind any time.
Three levels of sharing
Private, phase-only, or full history — the client picks, and private is the default.
The coach can never write
Trainers only ever read what is shared. They can never add, edit or delete a single entry.
Phase-only means phase-only
At phase-only the coach sees the phase and nothing else — not a flow, not a symptom, not a note.
Who can see this
Private
Only you can see it.
Phase only
Coach sees your phase, never your logs.
Full
Coach sees your full cycle history.
Day 10
Next period in 18 days
Know where she is in her cycle.
Log a few periods and the tracker works out cycle length, current phase and day — so a low-energy session or a tough check-in has the context it deserves, instead of a shrug.
Phase & day, worked out for you
Cycle length is estimated from her own history — no fixed 28-day assumption.
Context, not a training rule
It's there to help you both read her response — not to prescribe how hard to train.
Birth-control aware
On hormonal birth control, phase estimates switch off automatically instead of pretending.
See the next period coming.
Once there's enough history, the calendar projects the next period and the fertile window — so nothing lands as a surprise, for her or the plan.
July
Next period, projected
A predicted band on the calendar shows the likely next period at a glance.
Fertile window marked
The estimated fertile days are marked with their own subtle indicator.
Honest about uncertainty
Irregular cycles are flagged as such rather than dressed up as precise.
Just enough context — with consent.
When a client shares her phase, a subtle chip appears on her profile and schedule. It's read-only, it's only what she agreed to share, and it turns coaching around the whole athlete into something you can actually see.
A phase chip where it helps
Follicular · Day 10 sits on her profile header and in the schedule, nowhere she didn't allow.
Strictly read-only
The coach can view shared context and nothing more — the data always belongs to the client.
Built for Plus and up
Cycle tracking is part of the Plus plan and every tier above it.
Sarah R.
Follicular · Day 10Sarah shares her phase, not her logs. You see where she is in her cycle to add context to how a session went — you can never edit or open her entries.
Coaching that respects the whole athlete
Give your clients a private cycle tracker and get the phase context to coach with — only ever what they choose to share.