Period Logging and Cycle Phase Tracking
Stardust turns everyday period tracking into a calendar-based view of the full menstrual cycle. Users can record period dates and follow estimated period, follicular, ovulation, and luteal phases as the cycle unfolds. Looking across the calendar makes it easier to anticipate upcoming changes, prepare for personal routines, and keep a useful history instead of relying on memory alone.
The tracker is designed for repeated short check-ins. A daily view can bring cycle timing, hormone-oriented context, and personal notes together, while predictions give the user a starting point for planning. This simple rhythm suits people who want one place to review past cycles and see what may be coming next.
Symptom Patterns and Daily Body Signals
Daily logging gives the tracker more texture than a period date alone. Users can add symptoms, moods, cravings, activities, and other body signals, creating a record that can be compared with different phases of the cycle. These entries help turn vague changes into details that are easier to revisit when planning a routine or discussing patterns.
Over time, Stardust connects recurring signals with cycle context and presents personal insights around how the body may feel from day to day. The workflow is useful for quick notes during a busy day as well as more thoughtful end-of-cycle review. It encourages users to notice patterns without promising that every feeling has one fixed explanation.
Fertility, Pregnancy, and Health Data
Stardust supports several points in the reproductive-health journey instead of stopping at period dates. People trying to conceive can use ovulation forecasts and fertile-window guidance as part of fertility awareness, while Pregnancy Mode shifts the experience toward week-by-week pregnancy information. The app can also track basal body temperature manually or through connected services such as Apple Health and Oura.
These tools give users a way to gather cycle, temperature, sleep, energy, and activity context in one place when the relevant connections are available. They are best suited to personal tracking and preparation for informed conversations; cycle predictions and health insights should complement, not replace, advice from a qualified healthcare professional.
Moon Sync and Shared Cycle Support
Moon Sync adds Stardust’s distinctive reflective layer by placing cycle information alongside lunar phases, a moon calendar, and zodiac or folklore-inspired context. Users who enjoy symbolic prompts can explore that material as a personal way to think about recurring rhythms, while the main tracker remains focused on dates, symptoms, and phase changes.
The social side is built around selective sharing rather than a public feed. Invite a partner or close friend to follow a cycle, exchange a cycle code, or coordinate support around a period, fertility plan, or pregnancy. This combination suits users who want private routines, gentle reflection, and a clearer way to keep someone they trust informed.
