Open Splash

Your cycle
stays with you.

A free period and ovulation tracker with no account and no subscription. Your cycle stays on your phone by default, and anything you back up or share is encrypted first.

What we can and can’t see
Splash calendar in dark mode with period days and blue fertile hearts
Splash today screen: cycle ring on period day 3
Splash on Apple Watch: cycle ring on period day 3 of 28

Only about 13% of cycles are exactly 28 days.1 So Splash shows a window, and how sure it is.

Drag the ring, or use the arrow keys. Watch the window move.

Day 9Follicular phase

Next period likely in 18 to 22 days

  • Period
  • Fertile window (estimated)
  • Next period window

An illustration with an example cycle, not a prediction.

And it shows its working.

After four full cycles, Insights replays its own predictions on your past cycles, using only what came before each one, and shows how close each guess landed. It tells you how predictable your cycle has been, not a promise about the next one.

How predictions work

Example: how predictable a cycle has been

7 of the last 8 period predictions landed within 2 days of the real start.

  1. 1 day off, within 2 days
  2. Exact, within 2 days
  3. 2 days off, within 2 days
  4. 1 day off, within 2 days
  5. 3 days off, outside 2 days
  6. Exact, within 2 days
  7. 1 day off, within 2 days
  8. 2 days off, within 2 days
Within ±2 daysFurther offDays off · oldest first · example values

1. Bull JR et al. Real-world menstrual cycle characteristics of more than 600,000 menstrual cycles. npj Digital Medicine, 2019. ↩

Today screen: Good morning, Josi, with a cycle ring on period day 3 and next period in about 26 days
Circular Lock Screen widget: cycle day 20Rectangular Lock Screen widget: cycle day 20, period in 9 days
Lock Screen timer: next paracetamol dose countdownLock Screen timer: mini pill window countdown
Small Home Screen widget: fertile, day 12, ovulation in 3 daysMedium Home Screen widget: fertile, day 12, ovulation in 3 days, with cycle dots
Splash on Apple Watch: cycle ring on period day 3 of 28

Everything, on one phone.

Log in two taps, see a range, not a guess, and find Splash on your Lock Screen, Home Screen and wrist.

Today screen: Good morning, Josi, with a cycle ring on period day 3 and next period in about 26 days

1 of 13 · Today

One ring, one glance.

Where you are, what has passed and what is likely next. Splash floats round the ring, and dozes off at night.

How estimates work
Daily log sheet with search, voice input, flow from spotting to heavy, and discharge options

2 of 13 · Daily log

Log it in a couple of taps.

Flow, pain, mood, sleep, tests and notes, each with a severity. Search for a symptom, or type or say it and Splash files it.

All features
Calendar month with coral period days and blue hearts for the estimated fertile window

3 of 13 · Calendar

Hearts that mark your fertile window.

Period days in coral, the estimated fertile window as blue hearts, and dashed circles for what Splash expects, so a guess never looks like a fact.

Trying to conceive
Insights: your cycle averages 28 days, with a next period window from 20 to 22 November

4 of 13 · Insights

Your cycle, in a sentence.

Your average cycle in plain words, where it sits in the typical 21 to 35 day range, and a next-period window that narrows as you log.

Insights
Circular Lock Screen widget: cycle day 20Rectangular Lock Screen widget: cycle day 20, period in 9 days
Lock Screen timer: next paracetamol dose countdownLock Screen timer: mini pill window countdown

5 of 13 · Lock Screen

Timers on your Lock Screen.

Pain relief, mini pill and contraction timers count down on the Lock Screen and in the Dynamic Island, with neutral wording if you prefer. Cycle widgets sit above the clock.

How Lock Screen timers work
Small Home Screen widget: fertile, day 12, ovulation in 3 daysMedium Home Screen widget: fertile, day 12, ovulation in 3 days, with cycle dots

6 of 13 · Widgets

Your day, on the Home Screen.

Small and medium widgets show your cycle day, fertile window and next period. On Android, “Your cycle” and “Quick log” widgets and long-press shortcuts do the same.

Apps and widgets
Splash on Apple Watch: cycle ring on period day 3 of 28

7 of 13 · Apple Watch

A ring on your wrist.

Start or end a period, log flow, symptoms and mood, or breathe, right from Apple Watch. Complications keep your day on the watch face.

Apple Watch and apps
Partner sharing settings: a preview of what your partner sees, with a countdown and how to support you today

8 of 13 · Partner

Let them in, a little.

Your partner sees only what you switch on: a countdown, your phase and kind ideas for today. They can tap “On it”. Stop sharing whenever you like.

Partner sharing
Pregnancy mode at week 27: 91 days to go, about the size of a baby sea turtle, with a Baby moving less? button

9 of 13 · Pregnancy

From trying to pregnant, the NHS way.

A positive test turns on pregnancy mode, dated from your last period, a scan or an IVF or IUI transfer. Your NHS journey, a one-tap “Baby moving less?” button, a contraction timer, kick counter and hospital bag.

Pregnancy mode
Doctor report with tabs for Doctor, Labs, Visits and Partner, and a Print or save PDF button

10 of 13 · Doctor report

Bring months to a ten-minute appointment.

A tidy summary of cycles, symptoms and notes for your GP, your blood results kept beside it, and questions to ask. Free, like the rest.

Doctor report
Privacy and lock settings: set a PIN, encrypt on this phone, discreet mode, and safety with decoy PIN and panic wipe

11 of 13 · Privacy

Locked, even on the phone.

Face ID or Touch ID with a PIN as backup, encryption on the phone itself, discreet mode, and a decoy PIN that opens a harmless, empty Splash.

Privacy features
Library article: Cramp relief that actually works, with a Listen button and a short summary

12 of 13 · Library

165 short reads, read aloud.

Based on NHS, NICE, FSRH and RCOG guidance, and checked again against their sources in October 2026. Offline, and Splash reads them aloud.

Browse the library
Import screen: where’s your history? with Flo, Clue, Apple Health, drip, Natural Cycles, Bearable, Period Tracker and Stardust

13 of 13 · Switch & sync

Bring your history. Keep your health apps.

Import from Flo, Clue, Apple Health, drip and more, read on your phone. Splash works with Apple Health on iPhone and Health Connect on Android, for temperature from Apple Watch, Samsung Health, Fitbit or Oura.

How to switch from Flo
Get Splash, freeOpens in your browser. Nothing to sign up for.

Ovulation, worked out from your signs.

Splash starts from your own cycles, then reads the signs you log. Every estimate says how sure it is, Estimated, Likely or Confirmed, and shows how it got there.

  • LH testsLow, High and Peak strips, or numbers from a reader
  • Cervical mucusThe peak day, from dry to egg-white
  • Basal temperatureA coverline drawn for you, and the shift above it
  • Wrist and skin temperatureApple Watch, or wearables through Health Connect
  • PdG testsA sign ovulation has happened

Trying? The dashboard shows your best days to try, a days-past-ovulation count to a sensible test day, the implantation window, a preconception checklist, and a gentle NICE-based prompt for when to see your GP. With PCOS or irregular cycles, more than one LH rise stays possible and windows widen to match.

Ovulation and trying to conceive

EstimatedEstimated ovulation, around day 15

LikelyLikely ovulation, day 15

ConfirmedOvulation confirmed, day 15

fertile window36.2°36.4°36.6°36.8°coverline 36.45°OLHMucusPdG17142128

How we worked it out

  • Your last 6 cycles put ovulation around day 14 to 16
  • No tests logged yet this cycle, so the window stays wide

Best days to try: about day 13 to 15

How we worked it out

  • Peak LH on day 14: ovulation usually follows in 1 to 2 days
  • Egg-white mucus peaked on day 14
  • Your earlier High readings on days 12 and 13 opened the window

Best days to try: today and yesterday

How we worked it out

  • Temperature stayed above your coverline from day 16
  • Peak LH on day 14 and the mucus peak agree
  • PdG tests stayed positive on days 20 to 22

8 days past ovulation · test from Sat 7 Nov

LH High · PeakEgg-white mucusBest days to tryExample cycle, made-up data

Ovulation and fertile-window dates are estimates to help you understand your cycle. Splash is not contraception.

Private by how it's built, not by a promise.

If you don't make an account, nothing about your cycle reaches us. If you do, we only hold a locked copy, encrypted with AES-GCM-256 on your phone, and we don't have the key.

Only you

Your phone

  • Periods, symptoms, moods
  • Love life, notes, tests
  • Photos and your PIN
  • The vault key
We can see this

Our server

  • A locked box of ciphertext
  • Your email, if you sign up
  • Sync times and sizes
  • Notification text (neutral by default)
Only if you share

Your partner

  • Only the categories you tick
  • Decrypted on their phone
  • Never your PIN or photos
  • Revoke in one tap

The full "what we can see" list · PIN, Face ID or fingerprint, decoy and wipe · Security

iPhone, Apple Watch, Android, and every browser.

  • iPhoneWorks with Apple Health, plus Home Screen and Lock Screen widgets that show your day at a glance.
  • Apple WatchA cycle ring on your wrist. Start or end a period, log flow, symptoms and mood, or breathe. Complications for your watch face.
  • Android“Your cycle” and “Quick log” widgets, long-press shortcuts, and Health Connect, for temperature from apps like Samsung Health, Fitbit and Oura.
  • Any browserOpen Splash in any browser and add it to your home screen. Same Splash, free.

Every feature, free.

Splash is free, with no premium tier and no data selling. Including the things other apps charge for:

  • Partner sharing
  • Doctor report
  • Pregnancy mode
  • Perimenopause mode
  • Full library
  • Patterns and correlations

Answers, without the app.

165 short reads based on NHS, NICE, FSRH and RCOG guidance, and 19 free calculators that work right here in your browser.

Browse the library

Fair questions.

Can I bring my history from Flo or Clue?

Yes. Export from your old app and import the file in Splash. It is read on your phone, and nothing is replaced.

Is it really free?

Splash is free, with no premium tier and no data selling.

Do I have to make an account?

No. Open it and start logging. An account is only needed if you want encrypted sync or to share with someone.

How does Splash work out ovulation?

It starts from your own cycle history, then updates as you log LH tests, cervical mucus, temperature or PdG tests. Each estimate is labelled Estimated, Likely or Confirmed, with how it was worked out.

Is there an iPhone, Apple Watch or Android app?

Splash is on Google Play for Android, with apps for iPhone and Apple Watch, plus widgets. The web app also installs from your browser and works offline.

Can I use it as contraception?

No. Splash is not contraception and not a medical device. Predictions are estimates.

More answers

Dip a toe in.

Made for one person first, and named after a teddy shark from Newquay aquarium. Open it in your browser today, with no sign-up. Or get it on Google Play.

Splash is not contraception and not a medical device. Predictions are estimates. If you're avoiding pregnancy, use a method that is.