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Know what's coming.
Feel what helps. Together.

Ovulyx is the cycle app for couples. It shows early on which days lie ahead and learns with every entry what really helps in which phase – and what's better avoided. Step by step, guesswork turns into a shared sense for each other. Here you'll find everything for your story: texts, facts, story ideas and images free to use.

What makes Ovulyx different

01 Know what's coming

Period, PMS days, calmer and more energetic phases: Ovulyx announces early what's coming up – so that plans, conversations and small gestures come at the right time.

02 Find out what helps

The hot-water bottle, a quiet evening, a walk together: what does you good in which phase – and what doesn't – becomes visible from your own experiences. Try it, rate it, keep learning.

03 Feel closer to each other

He also knows where she is right now and what might do her good today – without having to ask. And with one tap, a “Thinking of you”: small gestures that say a lot.

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In one sentence

Ovulyx is the cycle app for couples: it shows both partners what's coming – and helps them find out what really does them good in each phase.

Short profile

Rather a quiet evening than a packed schedule just before the period? When is the time for big plans, when for the hot-water bottle? The Vienna-based app Ovulyx doesn't answer such questions with generic knowledge, but with experience: it learns from the user's own entries, announces upcoming phases early and records what helps in which phase – and what doesn't. Both partners see this in their own way; she decides what is shared. This turns assumptions into a shared sense for each other.

Story ideas for editors

What really helps in which phaseExperience instead of one-size-fits-all advice: how couples find out together what does them good – and what doesn't.

Prepared instead of caught off guardHow everyday life becomes more relaxed when both know which days are coming up.

Menopause as a coupleIrregular cycles and changing symptoms – and a partner who understands instead of guessing.

Femtech from ViennaA cycle app developed by a sole proprietor – without investors and without trading in health data.

Facts at a glance

Product	Ovulyx – cycle app for couples
Claim	Your cycle. Your connection.
Platforms	Android (Google Play) and web app at app.ovulyx.com available now; iPhone (App Store) coming soon
Availability	Google Play in 137 countries; App Store to follow
Languages	29 languages
Origin	Vienna, Austria
Founder & development	Stefan Renzler
Category	Health & Fitness
For whom	Couples who want to understand the cycle together – including when trying to conceive or during menopause
Price	Free for 30 days, then €4.99 a month or €49.99 a year – one subscription covers both; additional connections €1.99 a month

What the app can do

Predictions that keep learning: period, PMS days and fertile window based on the user's own entries – with an irregular cycle shown honestly as a time range instead of a false fixed date.
What helps, what doesn't: record for each phase what does you good and what's better avoided – try things out, rate them and see what works.
Diary in seconds: mood, energy, symptoms, pain, bleeding, basal temperature.
Spot patterns: monthly and cycle overview, insights into cycle length and mood patterns.
His view: which phase it is today, what might do her good, what probably won't, and how her day is going.
Shared everyday life: one-tap reactions, shared events, reminders and to-dos.
For every stage of life: dedicated modes for trying to conceive and perimenopause.
Easy switching: import from Flo and MyNFP, data export and account deletion right in the app.

Trust is part of the concept

No selling of data, no analytics trackers.
Cycle and diary data is never used for advertising – only non-personalised ads are shown.
Data stored in Western Europe, processed in line with the GDPR.
She decides what her partner sees – notes always stay private.

Ovulyx is not a medical device and not a method of contraception. Predictions are based on statistical methods and the user's own entries and do not replace medical advice.