Understand
Log your period, flow, symptoms, and mood when you want to. See patterns in plain language. Some people find this helps them notice their rhythm; it does not tell you what you “have.”
Women’s wellness companion
Understand your body. Prepare for what’s ahead.
And care for yourself every day.
Aera brings cycle awareness, everyday care, and privacy you can actually see into one place. It gives you estimates and general information in plain language — never a diagnosis.
Coming soon on Google Play
See what’s inside
The Android app is in review. This page will link straight to the Play Store listing the day it goes live.
- Encrypted on your device
- Cloud backup optional
- Partner sharing opt-in
- For ages 16+
One companion, not a stack of apps
Aera is organized around what may be useful for you today — understand, prepare, care, and everyday wellness — not a cluster of disconnected modules.
Prepare
A simple view of what may be useful today, based on where you are in your cycle and what you choose to share with Aera.
Care
Short practices, rest, food ideas, and everyday wellness content you can actually use. General information — not treatment, and not a cure.
Everyday wellness
Gentle reminders, a private journal, and small routines that fit the day you are actually having. You set the pace, and you can turn any of it off.
Your data stays yours
Privacy is not a Premium feature. Export, deletion, local-only use, and partner controls stay available on every plan.
- Health logs are encrypted on your device, and optional cloud backups are encrypted before they leave your phone.
- We do not sell your health data and we never show ads based on your cycle.
- A partner sees only what you put in a share pack. Nothing is shared by default.
- You can export an encrypted copy or delete everything from inside the app.
What Aera is, and what it isn’t
Aera is for people 16 and older. It is not a medical device and not a replacement for care from a qualified clinician. Predictions are estimates that may get more useful as you log, and they can be wrong. If something worries you, please talk to a clinician.