Ovulation + Period Tracker [iPhone]

Period Tracker is an app developed for tracking the particular day of the menstruation cycle; a woman is undergoing some physical and hormonal changes in 28 days, which restarts the same process repeatedly. To denote the work process of the Ovulation Calendar, it brings the current status of one individual's Period Cycle or Menstruation with an interactive dates notification. The main process is the calculation of the Ovulation Date, which denotes the release of the egg (Ovum) to the Uterus Lining called "Endometrium" after the fertilization for the implantation process. If there is no fertility, the uterus lining may shed down with the thick layer developed in the uterus, and the cycle gets restarted.

To understand the operations of an Ovulation Tracker, one must need a basic understanding of the menstruation cycle in days:

Day 1 to 5: The bleeding process starts here and is called Menstruation
Day 6 to 14: Eggs are formed in the Ovary as Follicles, released in the fallopian tube to reach the lining with some hormones.
Day 14: This is the main process in the whole of menstruation cycle called Ovulation, where the eggs are released with the presence of some other hormones, in turn, fertilize with sperm to form the embryo stage.
Day 15 to 28: The Ovum turns into an embryo after fertilization, implanted in the "Endometrium" to get the women result in pregnancy. If still the egg is ovum, then the lining sheds.
The same menstrual cycle chart for 28 days is again calculated with the Period Tracker.

Period Tracker Features:

Month – Get the current month's Period Cycle Information here.
Ovulation Date - Mark the occurrence of the Ovulation Process (Releasing of egg).
Flow Rate – This represents the dates with a blood flow rate in the ratings.
Mark Status – Enter the mode of feeling with some notes on the title.
Info - Know the terms easily, represented here in Ovulation Calendar.
Charts – Get detailed information on the 28 days menstruation cycle.
It's been a pride for Period Tracker to represent the almost exact days of the period cycle for women.