Cycle tracking
A private, client-owned menstrual cycle tracker with consent-gated coach visibility — phase context to coach the whole athlete, only ever what she chooses to share.
Coaching the whole athlete means acknowledging the cycle instead of ignoring it. This tracker is logged and owned by the client — she chooses exactly what a coach can see, and you get just enough read-only context to coach around the whole person.
- 1She logs her cycle privately
The client records her periods and symptoms in her own app. It’s private by default — hers to keep or share.
- 2She chooses what to share
Nothing, just the phase, or the full history — three sharing levels, changeable any time. The coach can never write.
- 3You get phase context
When shared, a subtle phase chip appears on her profile and schedule — read-only, and only what she agreed to.
- Current phase & day — estimated from her own history, not a fixed 28 days
- Next period — projected on the calendar so nothing lands as a surprise
- Fertile window — marked with its own subtle indicator
- Irregular cycles — flagged honestly rather than dressed up as precise
- Client-owned data — private by default
- Three sharing levels: private, phase-only, or full
- Coach access is strictly read-only
- Phase and next-period predictions from her own history
How trainers use it
Context for a tough session
A low-energy week reads differently with phase context — you coach the response instead of shrugging.
Trust through control
She owns the data and sets the boundary. That’s what makes sharing it with a coach feel safe.
Coach the whole athlete
Acknowledging the cycle — without overclaiming what it means for training — is simply better coaching.
