The things people get stuck on in Today's You. If yours isn't here, write to plumcat@gmail.com. We usually reply within a couple of days.
Yes. Connecting a partner is optional.
Logging, predictions, the calendar and the report all work exactly the same alone. If you change your mind later you can connect then, and everything you've written stays.
The person who tracks gets a 6-character invite code. Share it with your partner, who enters it in the app.
One of three things:
0 against letter O, and digit 1 against letter I.If your connection dropped for a moment when you tapped, you may in fact be connected already. Close the app and open it again to check.
You decide item by item, in Settings → Sharing.
The three sensitive ones are private by default. Turning them on should be the tracker's choice, not something a default decides for them.
One more thing: your partner only sees entries from the day you connected. Anything written before that stays with you.
Settings → Sharing → "Private for today." It covers everything for that day regardless of your item settings, and lifts by itself at midnight.
Your partner's screen catches up within a minute, even if they're sitting in the app.
No. A partner's "My notes" are theirs alone. The tracker never sees them.
A prediction is an estimate calculated from what you've logged.
After more than three months without an entry, predictions stop.
Pregnancy, birth control, or simply forgetting — taking months off is ordinary. But if we kept counting we'd tell you "300 days past your expected date," which judges your body today from a year-old record. It isn't accurate and it isn't kind.
Log the first day of this period and we'll rebuild the prediction.
No. This app is not a medical device, and the fertile window is an estimate calculated from your entries. Please talk to a healthcare professional about contraception or planning a pregnancy.
If something feels different from usual, or lasts, trust the clinic over the app.
If seeing the details on your lock screen feels like too much, you can hide the wording in Settings. The notification still arrives; you open the app to see what it's about.
Logging and predictions are free, always. Recording your period, symptoms and mood, and seeing your next period and ovulation predicted, costs nothing.
The features you use together with your partner are a subscription — sharing, messages, partner suggestions and reports. You can try those free for two weeks too: seven days on signup with no card, plus seven more from the App Store when you subscribe.
After that it's ₩1,100 a month or ₩11,000 a year. One person pays and it opens for both of you.
There are no ads at any point. That's the whole reason for charging.
Yes. And something that matters more:
The details are in the Privacy Policy.
Sign in with the same email and everything follows you. Your records live on the server; the app is a window onto them.
Settings → Sharing → Disconnect.
In the app: Settings → Delete account. Your account and every record are deleted immediately, and it cannot be undone.
No email to us, no waiting.