A period tracker with no subscription

Why most period trackers charge a subscription

The popular period apps are "freemium": a free tier that's funded by ads, data, and a recurring subscription for the good features. Over a few years, a $9.99/month or $39.99/year subscription quietly becomes far more expensive than any app should be — and many of those apps are also monetizing your data in the background.

Hoo-Ha's pricing is simple

• 7-day free trial. Try everything first. Cancel during the trial and you're never charged.
• $14.99 once. A single payment through the App Store unlocks the whole app.
• No subscription. No monthly fee, no annual renewal, no auto-charge.
• Everything included. Charts, GLP-1 tracking, Apple Health import, the encrypted journal, custom fields — there's no separate premium tier.
• Free updates. New features land for everyone who owns the app.
• Restore anywhere. Re-download on any device with your Apple ID at no extra cost.

No subscription and no data-selling

A one-time price isn't just cheaper — it aligns the incentives. Because you pay for the app directly, Hoo-Ha has no reason to monetize your data. In fact, it can't: the app is 100% offline, with no account and no servers, so your cycle data never leaves your iPhone.

Learn how Hoo-Ha works offline →  ·  Compare to Flo & Clue →