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Cycle Tracking

See your cycle and your labs on the same timeline.

A daily log, a real chart, and a draw-timing planner that tells you exactly when a hormone test will actually mean something — no need to buy anything, just sign in and start tracking.

A look inside

What your cycle looks like in Filia

Everything below is the working tracker, running on a sample cycle. Open your account and it reads yours the same way.

18of ~28 daysPost-Peak · Day 4

Today, at a glance

One ring tells you where you are

Every phase of your cycle — menses, pre-peak, peak, post-peak — is color-coded onto a single ring, so you always know where today falls without decoding a spreadsheet or guessing from an app that just counts days.

A minute a day

Log a few signs, watch the pattern emerge

Bleeding, mucus, and temperature take seconds to log. Over a couple of weeks that daily log becomes a real basal body temperature chart — the post-ovulation shift shows up clearly, not as a guess.

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P+7 Lab Draw

Cycle day 21 · 7 days after Peak

Progesterone + Estradiol · Fasting not required

Timed to mean something

Your labs, drawn on the right day

A progesterone test on the wrong day of your cycle is close to meaningless. Once your Peak day is identified, Filia tells you exactly when to book a Peak+7 draw — and Bloodwork keeps that cycle context attached to the result.

Whatever you’re tracking for

Not tracking for fertility? It reads your cycle for your reason.

Tell it why you’re tracking, and it leads with what matters for that: the signs to log, the patterns to look for, and when to raise something with a clinician. Pick more than one and switch between them.

  • Fertility

    Your fertile window, your Peak day, and whether each cycle had ovulation.

  • Irregular cycles

    How long your cycles run, how much they vary, and which ones had ovulation.

  • PCOS

    Cycle length, whether you ovulated, and skin and hair changes, so you can see whether treatment is helping.

  • Pain

    How bad the pain is, where it is, when in your cycle it comes, and what it stops you doing.

  • Heavy periods

    How heavy each day is, how long your period lasts, and the signs a clinician counts as heavy bleeding.

  • Mood

    How your mood runs across the cycle, and whether symptoms build before your period and ease after it.

  • Headaches

    Which days you get headaches, and whether they cluster around the start of your period.

  • Perimenopause

    How your cycle length is changing, gaps between periods, hot flashes, night sweats and sleep.

  • After menopause

    Hot flashes, night sweats, sleep and other symptoms over time. Any bleeding is worth a clinician’s look.

  • Off birth control

    How long your first period takes to come, whether ovulation has come back, and your cycles settling.

  • On birth control

    Bleeding, including bleeding between periods, and side effects such as mood and headaches.

  • After birth

    Bleeding since the birth, when your period comes back, sleep and mood.

  • Training

    Your cycle length and gaps alongside your training, and whether you are ovulating.

  • Getting started

    Your period and a few symptoms. After three cycles you’ll see your usual length and when symptoms cluster.

Filia isn’t birth control. Don’t use it to avoid pregnancy.