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Client wellbeingJuly 2026

Cycle tracking

A private, client-owned menstrual cycle tracker with consent-gated coach visibility — phase context to coach the whole athlete, only ever what she chooses to share.

Cycle tracking
In practice

How trainers use it

1

Context for a tough session

A low-energy week reads differently with phase context — you coach the response instead of shrugging.

2

Trust through control

She owns the data and sets the boundary. That’s what makes sharing it with a coach feel safe.

3

Coach the whole athlete

Acknowledging the cycle — without overclaiming what it means for training — is simply better coaching.

Coaching the whole athlete means acknowledging the cycle instead of ignoring it. This tracker is logged and owned by the client — she chooses exactly what a coach can see, and you get just enough read-only context to coach around the whole person.

How it works
  1. 1
    She logs her cycle privately

    The client records her periods and symptoms in her own app. It’s private by default — hers to keep or share.

  2. 2
    She chooses what to share

    Nothing, just the phase, or the full history — three sharing levels, changeable any time. The coach can never write.

  3. 3
    You get phase context

    When shared, a subtle phase chip appears on her profile and schedule — read-only, and only what she agreed to.

What the tracker works out
  • Current phase & dayestimated from her own history, not a fixed 28 days
  • Next periodprojected on the calendar so nothing lands as a surprise
  • Fertile windowmarked with its own subtle indicator
  • Irregular cyclesflagged honestly rather than dressed up as precise
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