Know your cycle,
at your own pace
Log your period, see your phases, and get gentle next-period estimates as patterns emerge. Private by design — your body's story, told your way.
SHELY Care is in early access. Cycle tracking is for awareness — not a diagnosis, not contraception, and not medical advice.
Four phases, one rhythm
A typical cycle moves through four phases. Day ranges below are illustrative for an average ~28-day cycle — yours may be shorter, longer, or irregular, and that's worth understanding too.
Menstrual
Days 1–5Your period. The uterine lining sheds. Energy can dip — rest is reasonable.
Follicular
Days 1–13Hormones rise as an egg matures. Many people feel energy returning.
Ovulation
Around day 14An egg is released — the most fertile window. Cycles vary, so this shifts.
Luteal
Days 15–28The body prepares for a possible pregnancy. PMS symptoms can show up here.
What you'll be able to track
Honest capabilities we're building — nothing here is a promise of a result, just tools to help you notice what's true for your body.
Period dates
Log start and end days to see your cycle take shape over time.
Next-period estimates
Once you have a few cycles logged, get a gentle prediction of what may come next.
Symptoms & mood
Note cramps, flow, energy and mood — so patterns become visible, not guessed.
Fertile-window estimates
See an approximate fertile window. An estimate for awareness — not contraception.
Free tools & plain-language guides
Try a calculator or read a guide — no account needed, nothing to buy. Not medical advice.
Tools Conditions to learn aboutStart where you are
SHELY Care is in early access. Be among the first to track your cycle with us — we'll be honest about what's ready, and what's still coming.