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Period tracker & cycle calendar

What’s Happening In Your Cycle?

Wine is a period tracker for your dates, symptoms, mood and energy. Get to know your cycle, one day at a time.

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Wine home screen with cycle day and estimated period date
Period trackingSymptoms & moodDaily check-insEstimated period datesFertile window estimatesCycle history

WHAT YOU CAN DO WITH WINE

Learn more with
every cycle.

Keep your period dates, symptoms and mood in one place. See what changes over time.

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Log symptoms in seconds

Record the details you want to remember, whenever they happen.

See how your mood changes

Keep your feelings alongside your cycle dates.

See when your next period may start

View an estimated date based on your cycle records.

View estimated fertile days

Find the estimated fertile window in your calendar.

Notice patterns in your symptoms

See what you have logged across your cycles.

Look back at your cycle history

Revisit previous periods and the details you recorded.

Your cycle, from today
to the days before.

Wine keeps your dates and daily details together, so they are easy to find when you need them.

01

Check in

Record symptoms and mood in a few taps.

02

Look ahead

See estimated period and fertile days in your calendar.

03

Look back

Find your past cycles and the details you recorded.

YOUR CYCLE, IN CONTEXT

Your patterns,
easier to read.

Analytics brings your cycle length, variation and period flow together as you keep logging.

  • See your average cycle length
  • Understand how much your cycles vary
  • Look back at recorded period flow
MenstrualDays 1–5FollicularDays 6–13OvulationDays 14–16LutealDays 17–28
Today, Sep 27Your next period is
due Oct 14
Follicular phase · Day 13
September 15Menstrual phase · 1st day of cycle

Rest

Slow down and make space for extra rest.

Restore

Warm meals and water can feel supportive.

Daily logSeptember 15
FlowVery heavy
Energy3
MoodSad, Mood swings

See the details
behind each day.

Your day, in one place

Open a day in your calendar to review its phase guidance and the details you recorded.

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YOUR PRIVACY

Your story stays
yours.

Your cycle details are personal. Wine keeps them that way.

  • Your health information is never sold
  • Records are encrypted on your device and before they sync
  • Chat history stays on your device; online AI processes the messages you send
Read the Privacy Policy
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WINE AI

Ask about your cycle.
Keep the answer grounded.

Wine helps you make sense of what you have recorded, in a conversation that stays focused on your own cycle history.

01

Your context

Wine uses the cycle details you choose to record to keep the conversation relevant to you.

02

Clear boundaries

It helps you reflect on your records and prepare questions. It does not diagnose or replace medical care.

03

You stay in control

You decide what to log, what to ask and which parts of your history are useful in the moment.

Talk through what you are feeling today.

Ask about a symptom, a change or something you noticed. Wine keeps the conversation connected to the details you chose to record.

SymptomsMoodCycle changes

GOOD TO KNOW

Questions,
answered simply.

A few things to know as you get to know Wine.

How does Wine’s period tracker work?

Log when your period starts and ends, then add daily details such as symptoms, mood and energy. Your calendar keeps these records together, and your cycle history helps you compare them over time.

Are future period dates guaranteed?

No. Future dates are estimates based on available cycle information and can change as you add or update your records.

Can I change what I log?

Yes. Your check-ins can reflect the details that are useful to you. You can return to your calendar and history whenever you need to.

Is Wine a birth control method?

No. Wine is for personal cycle tracking. Its estimates should not be used as contraception or as a medical diagnosis.