Notice what is usual for you
See how your cycle timing, flow and symptoms develop across the months you choose to record.
FREE PARENTAURA+ PERIOD APP
Let ParentAura remember your periods for you.
Add your period dates, flow and symptoms in a few simple moments. ParentAura keeps each cycle together, helps you see your own pattern and gives you a helpful estimate of when your next period may begin.
A calm personal record for today, and a clearer starting point for your journey towards motherhood.
Free to usePrivate to youAdd only what feels useful
YOUR JOURNEY TOWARDS MOTHERHOOD
Understanding your cycle can be a gentle first step.
If you are planning to become a mother, knowing your cycle gives you a clearer starting point. Whether you are preparing for pregnancy, trying to conceive or beginning fertility care, your cycle history can carry useful information into each next step.
ParentAura keeps those details together, giving you a calm, organised picture to return to as your journey moves forward.
Carry a clearer starting point
Use your recorded cycle history as you plan for pregnancy and begin trying to conceive.
Take your history into the conversation
Have your dates and symptoms together when you speak with your gynaecologist or fertility team.
UNDERSTANDING YOUR CYCLE
A cycle is more than one period date.
A menstrual cycle begins on the first day of one period and continues up to the day before the next period begins. A few simple details can turn separate dates into a useful personal history.
For many adults, cycles commonly fall between 21 and 35 days, while bleeding often lasts between 2 and 7 days. Every woman has her own pattern, and that pattern can change during different stages of life.
The first day bleeding begins
This is the date ParentAura uses to begin a new cycle.
How many days bleeding lasts
Count from the first day of bleeding through the last day.
From one period to the next
Count from Day 1 of one period to the day before the next begins.
What becomes clearer over time
Several recorded cycles can show what is usual for you and what has changed.
WHAT PARENTAURA KEEPS TOGETHER
One clear cycle record, ready when you need it.
Start with the first day of your latest period. Add the last day, flow or symptoms whenever they feel useful. ParentAura keeps everything within the same cycle history and shows your latest pattern in a simple calendar.
- Period dates
The first and last day of each period.
- Flow and symptoms
Light, medium or heavy flow, plus pain, cramps, bloating and other changes.
- Notes for later
Anything you may want to remember or discuss at an appointment.
A period date is enough to begin. You choose what else to add.
YOUR CYCLE AT A GLANCEOctober 2026
Cycle day 3- Last recorded period
- 6–10 September
- Average cycle
- 28 days
- Next period estimate
- 4–8 October
| Su | Mo | Tu | We | Th | Fr | Sa |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 2 | 3 | ||||
| 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 |
| 11 | 12 | 13 | 14 | 15 | 16 | 17 |
| 18 | 19 | 20 | 21 | 22 | 23 | 24 |
| 25 | 26 | 27 | 28 | 29 | 30 | 31 |
A sample of what your history can show
HOW IT WORKS
Let your record grow with you.
- 1
Tell Aura when your period began
Start with the first day of your latest period.
- 2
Return when something changes
Add the last day, flow or symptoms whenever you choose.
- 3
ParentAura arranges your history
Your dates and updates appear together in your personal cycle calendar.
- 4
See a clearer pattern over time
Your summary and next-period estimate update as you add more cycles.
WHEN YOUR PATTERN CHANGES
Your saved history can make it easier to explain what feels different.
It may be helpful to speak with your gynaecologist if your periods start lasting longer than seven days, become much heavier, begin arriving very differently from your usual pattern, or if you notice bleeding between periods or pain that interrupts everyday life.
READY WHEN YOU ARE
Start with one date. Keep a clearer picture for the journey ahead.
Whether you are getting to know your cycle or planning towards motherhood, tell Aura the first day of your latest period, then add only the details that feel useful to you.