Your cycle, on your iPhone and nowhere else.

No account, no ads, no pop-ups. Your next period is estimated from your own log, on the phone.

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  • No account
  • No ads
  • Nothing you log is sent to us

Isla estimates your cycle from what you log. It is not birth control and it is not medical advice.

Isla on Today: day 12 of the cycle, the next period estimated in 17 days, Oct 23 to Oct 26
0accounts to make. Isla never asks who you are.
1screen of setup, with the first estimate shown as you tap
12months of estimated periods ahead, free
0ads, pop-ups or third-party code in the app
The page in Isla called What leaves this iPhone, listing what stays on the phone and what leaves it

What stays, and the short list of what leaves

Isla has no account and no server for your log. The same list is a page inside the app.

Stays on the phone

  • Every date, flow, symptom, mood, tag and note you log
  • Your estimates, the ring and the calendar
  • Cycle Tracking in Apple Health, when you switch sync on
  • Exports, which go only where you send them

Leaves the phone

  • Anonymous app events: opened, setup done, a day logged (never what), the Pro screen shown
  • Purchase status from Apple, so Isla Pro unlocks
  • Nothing else. No account exists to send it to.

The App Store privacy label reads "Data Not Linked to You: Usage Data (Product Interaction)".

Isla on Your rhythm: a usual cycle of 33 days, with a note that recent cycles varied by more than 7 days so estimates show a range

An estimate that shows a range when cycles vary

Isla takes the typical length of your recent logged cycles. When they differ by more than a week, you see a range instead of one date.

  • A long gap that looks like a missed log is set aside
  • A logged temperature rise or positive ovulation test can move the ovulation estimate
  • Perimenopause mode (Pro) counts long gaps as real cycles
  • Every date is labelled as an estimate
The Isla calendar for October, with logged period days, estimated period days and the estimated fertile window marked

On the calendar, the Lock Screen and your wrist

The calendar opens on this month with logged days, the estimated period and the estimated fertile window marked. The same estimate reaches the rest of the phone.

  • Home Screen and Lock Screen widgets
  • Control Center button
  • Siri and Shortcuts
  • Lock Screen countdown, off by default
  • Apple Health, both ways, on the device
  • Apple Watch complication
  • Logging from Apple Watch (Pro)

Discreet wording keeps the word period off widgets, reminders and the Lock Screen countdown.

In the app

The ring of days

One dot per day of your cycle, with logged period days, the estimated next period and the estimated fertile window each drawn in its own colour.

Kept on this iPhone

No account and no server for your log. A page inside the app spells out what leaves the phone, and none of it is anything you logged.

Setup on one screen

Tap the day your last period began, set how long it usually lasts, and your first estimate appears while you tap.

Quiet on purpose

No ads and no pop-ups. Reminders start switched off and can be worded so they never name your period.

Locked and low-key

App Lock with Face ID or Touch ID, a discreet app icon, and widgets that can keep quiet about what they count.

A report your doctor can read (Pro)

A PDF of your cycles and symptoms for any date range, made on the phone and handed over only by you.

Move in from Flo or Clue (Pro)

Open their data export in Isla, look over the preview, and only days Isla does not already have are added.

Next to the apps people leave

IslaFloClueStardustApple Health
Sign-up before usenoneoptional (Anonymous Mode limits export)account requirednot foundnone
Data used to track you, per the App Store labelnonepurchases, location, identifiers, usage dataidentifierspurchases, identifiers, usage databuilt into iOS, no label
Ads or upgrade pop-upsnoneupgrade pop-upsupgrade pop-upsthird-party advertising listednone
Notes on any dayfreenot foundfreenot foundno
Home and Lock Screen cycle widgetsfreenot foundfreenot foundno
Perimenopause modeProfreePronot foundno
Import from Flo or CluePronononot foundno
Copy of your data from inside the appJSON or CSV, freeby asking supportJSON zip by emailnot foundall-data XML archive
Cycle report PDF for a doctorPro, any datesPremium, last six cyclesseparate purchasenot foundnot verified
Price$9.99 once, $5.99 a year or $1.49 a monthup to $59.99 a year$29.99 to $39.99 a year$6.99 a month, $24.99 to $39.99 a yearfree

Read from each App Store page and help center; dates in EDGE.md.

Your patterns in Isla Pro: cycle lengths for the last six cycles and the cycle days each symptom usually comes on

Isla Pro goes deeper into your own history

  • A cycle report PDF for a doctor, for any dates you choose
  • Your symptom history and the patterns in it
  • Pregnancy mode and perimenopause mode
  • Logging from Apple Watch
  • Your past cycles moved in from a Flo or Clue export, or a CSV file

Plans

Free for good: the ring of days, the next-period estimate, the calendar, reminders, widgets, Apple Health, App Lock and export. Isla Pro is for depth: the report for a doctor, your symptom patterns, pregnancy and perimenopause modes, Apple Watch logging and imports from Flo, Clue or a CSV.

Lifetime

$9.99

one payment

One payment, no renewal. Shared with your Family Sharing group.

Yearly

$5.99

per year

7-day free trial, then $5.99 per year.

Monthly

$1.49

per month

For a doctor visit or a single month.

Amounts shown in US dollars; your App Store storefront shows its own. Yearly and Monthly keep renewing until you turn renewal off in your Apple Account, at the latest a day before the next charge.

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Asked before installing

What leaves my iPhone when I use Isla?

A few anonymous app events for Tundra's own analytics, such as "the app opened" or "a day was logged". They carry no dates, flow, symptoms, moods or notes, and they are not linked to you. Inside Isla, tap the "Kept on this iPhone" pill on Today to see the full list.

Can I rely on the fertile window to avoid pregnancy?

No. Isla estimates your cycle from what you log. It is not birth control and it is not medical advice. The window is drawn in teal and labelled as an estimate so it is never read as anything more.

How does Isla work out my next period?

It looks at the length of your recent logged cycles and uses their typical value, showing a range when they differ by more than a week. A long gap that looks like a missed log is set aside. A logged temperature rise or positive ovulation test can move the ovulation estimate.

I have years of history in Flo or Clue. Can I bring it?

Importing a Flo or Clue file is part of Isla Pro. Request your data from Flo through its Help screen, or use Download my data in Clue. Then in Isla open Settings, Your log, Bring your history, and pick the file. You see what Isla found before anything is saved, and days already in Isla are skipped.

What happens to my log when I get a new iPhone?

Isla 1.0 does not use iCloud for your log. On the old phone, Settings, Your log, Export a copy (JSON). On the new phone, Bring your history, Isla backup. Both steps are free.

Can someone holding my phone tell that Isla is a period app?

Not easily. Turn on App Lock and Isla asks for Face ID, Touch ID or your passcode. Discreet wording keeps the word "period" off widgets, reminders and the Lock Screen countdown, and the discreet icon replaces the shell on your Home Screen.

Is there a way to pay for Pro without a subscription?

Yes. Lifetime is $9.99 once and is listed first. It also covers the people in your Family Sharing group. Yearly is $5.99 with a 7-day free trial and Monthly is $1.49. To stop a plan, open Settings, Isla Pro, Manage subscription, and switch renewal off a day or more before it renews.

Can I erase everything Isla has stored?

Yes. Settings, Your log, Delete everything removes every logged day from this iPhone at once, and it cannot be undone. Days Isla wrote to Apple Health remain in Health until you remove them there.

Does Isla work with Apple Health and Apple Watch?

Apple Health sync is free and runs both ways on the device. Logging from Apple Watch comes with Isla Pro; the Watch complication showing your cycle day is free.

Keep your cycle to yourself.

A period log that never leaves your iPhone.

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