Tap the first day of your last period
Your phases are colored at once, using your cycle length.

Lab test timing · iPhone and iPad
Your doctor ordered FSH, progesterone or AMH on a specific cycle day. Enter the first day of your last period and Cycle Care tells you which tests fit today and which to wait for.
Hormone tests only mean something on the right cycle day. FSH, LH and estradiol belong to days 2 to 5. Progesterone belongs about a week before your next period, so on a 32-day cycle it is day 25, not day 21.
Get it wrong and the result misleads your doctor, and you repeat the visit next cycle. Period trackers predict periods. They don't tell you when to test.
Scroll through a 28-day cycle
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Menstruation
Day 1 is the first day of your period. The baseline window opens tomorrow.
Three steps and about ten seconds. Everything below is the real app on cycle day 3.
Your phases are colored at once, using your cycle length.

And which would mislead today, with the days until their window opens.

Tap the pin next to a test to open a nearby lab search in Maps.

See when each phase starts, so you can book the tests your doctor asked for weeks ahead.

The day before your period, on ovulation day and three days before your period. Turn each one on or off.

Enter the first day of your last period. Nothing you type leaves this page.
Pick the first day of your last period.
Privacy
Apple's privacy label for Cycle Care reads “Data Not Collected”. Every calculation runs on your iPhone.
The windows Cycle Care uses, from WHO, ACOG and ESHRE guidance. Day 1 is the first day of your period. Always follow your doctor's instructions.
| Test | Cycle days | Why then |
|---|---|---|
| FSH, LH, estradiol (E2) | 2–5 | Baseline hormone levels, early follicular phase |
| Blood count, ferritin | 2–5 | Baseline blood work around the period |
| Prolactin | 3–10 | Early to mid follicular phase |
| Progesterone | 7 days before period | Mid-luteal peak; day 21 only on a 28-day cycle |
| hCG pregnancy test | Last 2 days | From the day your period is due |
| AMH | Any day | Does not depend on the cycle |
From the first day of your last period and your cycle length it counts today's cycle day, then checks each test against its window. Windows tied to the end of the cycle, like progesterone, move with your cycle length.
No. It shows timing information for tests your doctor has ordered, based on WHO, ACOG and ESHRE guidance. It does not diagnose or recommend treatment. Always follow your doctor's instructions.
Set your usual cycle length and update the start date when your period starts. After two recorded cycles, Cycle Care uses your own average. If your cycles vary a lot, ask your doctor which day to test.
No. No account, no server, no analytics, and Apple's label reads “Data Not Collected”. With iCloud on, your settings sync between your own devices through your private iCloud.
Yes: the day before your period, on ovulation day and three days before your period. Reminders are scheduled on your iPhone.
Cycle Care is free on iPhone and iPad.