Hoo-Ha has a subscription, and it also has a lifetime option — most trackers can't say that. Try free for 14 days, then pick $1.99/month, $19.99/year, or $39.99 once for lifetime. Every plan unlocks the whole app. All of it private, offline, encrypted.
The popular period apps are "freemium": a free tier funded by ads and data sales, with a recurring subscription for the features you actually want. Over a few years, $9.99/month or $39.99/year quietly becomes far more expensive than the app is worth — and many of those apps are also monetizing your reproductive-health data in the background. If you want to buy a period tracker rather than rent one, your options are narrow.
Hoo-Ha does offer subscriptions — $1.99/month with a 14-day free trial, or $19.99/year for the best value. But it also offers something most trackers no longer do: a one-time purchase.
Subscriptions add up. A $9.99/mo period app costs $120/year — every year. Hoo-Ha lifetime is $39.99, once. That's the right pick if any of these apply:
If you'd rather try before you commit, start with the 14-day free trial on the monthly plan — you can upgrade to lifetime later without losing your data.
Hoo-Ha doesn't monetize your data at any tier. The app is 100% offline, with no account and no servers — your cycle data never leaves your iPhone. And with lifetime, there's no recurring charge in the equation either.
Anyone who bought a lifetime version at $14.99, $19.99, or the $49.99 pilot keeps premium forever at no additional cost. Restore your purchase from Settings on any device with your Apple ID.