28: AI Period Tracker & Health

• Free to download
• In-app purchases

Last verified 31 Jul 2026

4.6 5642 ratings · App Store

1. 5/5Legitimately life changing!!

   I’ve been working out for the last five years on and off and it took me until recent years to learn that not all bodies are made equal and women experience a lot of changes during the month that impact their ability to exercise. This app has been phenomenal for my mental and physical health, in just a month and a half I’ve already seen improvements in my weight, my mood, and my appearance. Since I’m prepared and aware, I can combat any symptoms that I’m experiencing. I was recently diagnosed with pmdd and have been looking for easy ways to stay in tune with my body. Not only does this app do it all, but they also are really fast to fix any bugs that get pushed out and their support team is really nice :) I recommend this app to all the women I know. I hope this app never shuts down or gets taken off the App Store, I can totally see myself well into my old age doing these workouts and learning about the right foods for my body has been a complete game changer. I can’t recommend this app enough. Thank you to the creators of this app, you’ve changed my life. ❤️

   yankeesgirl120 · 31 Jul 2026

2. 3/5$89 for free info on google

   Before they rolled out premium I would’ve given this app and program a million stars because though it was minimal, what it offered was truly special. Prior to the introduction of premium you were able to pick whatever workout you wanted in the phase you were in, but now you’re limited to only one workout a day that’s not even your choice… I could understand if every workout was over 45 minutes, but the average workout is less than 30 minutes so if you wanted to workout longer you would just have to go somewhere else anyways. I really loved that they introduced recipes and a grocery list with premium but unfortunately that’s only for premium; it would be nice to have at least one recipe a day that’s free, but maybe I’m asking too much idk. The price point of $89 is obviously significantly cheaper than a trainer or a gym, but I personally think that as an app who markets that they want to help women, shouldn’t the content be more accessible to ALL women not just the women who can afford the $89 price. I personally can afford this but I know so many women that benefit from every feature on this app but simply can’t afford it. In reference to the title of this review, yes you can find all the info this app gives about nutrition and the type of workouts you should be doing based on your cycle if you spend less than 30 minutes searching through the web (I know this because I did it). Anyways I wouldn’t be surprised if a competitor swoops in with a better affordable product now.

   amoreo0987 · 31 Jul 2026

3. 3/5Unhealthy marketing

   I just got the app after hearing about it for months. I used to follow them on IG, but had to unfollow after they started posting videos of a woman (who works as a professional model mind you), who supposedly grew her bra size like 4 or 5 sizes “NATURALLY” after balancing her hormones. Right. I can get insecure about my body just like every other woman and their content made me feel so much worse, like I NEED to change my body. It felt like one of those awful “women’s” magazines from the early 2000’s. The app is much of the same. There’s an element of “what do you want to change about your body?” as if I want to change anything! I’m a healthy weight and I just don’t want to have such extreme period cramps. The constant images of VERY toned and skinny women nearly naked on the beach is tiring. This app does not feel like a safe space for women. It feels like something made to appeal to the male gaze in all aspects—here are some pretty women in bikinis; here’s how to get bigger boobs; here’s how to lose weight while working “with” your period…it doesn’t feel like the purpose is to help women at all. Not to mention, the meals it provides recipes for are not in everyone’s price range. It feels like this app was made for rich, thin women who want to get even thinner. Not for the rest of us. Reminds me of “Goop” by Gwyneth Paltrow. I want to keep using it for the workouts, but I doubt I will.

   a r w 🌹 · 31 Jul 2026

4. 4/5Grocery lists don’t correlate with recipes

   To start I must say, I love the idea of the app! Cycle syncing can be super challenging to figure out on your own so having guidance on workouts and nutrition is essential. I also like the layout and aesthetic of the app much more than MyFLO (which I’ve decided not to pay for and am moving away from - not a huge fan of Alisa and her exploitative nickel and dime approach). I’m paying the subscription fee for 28 which gets you premade grocery lists and recipes which is great, but the glaring problem is that the recipes and grocery lists don’t really match. Further you can’t copy ingredients from the recipes like you can from the grocery list forcing you to click back and forth between the app and your notes. This becomes a greater issue because they let you see the next week’s grocery lists but not the recipes. This means if the grocery list doesn’t correlate with the recipes you can’t shop appropriately for the next cycle phase. This is such a simple fix. Please make the recipe ingredients match the grocery lists or make it so you can pull a grocery list from the recipe. Obviously things like salt/pepper/other everyday spices don’t need to be included, but unique ingredients that aren’t commonly kept around the house like polenta or hemp hearts would be extremely helpful.

   CaitCare · 31 Jul 2026

5. 4/5Great concept, needs work

   I’ve been really into the idea of cycle syncing and I think the format of this app is a great way to keep track of what’s best for your body during each phase. The main problem is it wasn’t created with the average woman in mind. The whole app is slathered with pictures of nearly naked women with “perfect” bodies. I’m sure this can act as motivation for some people but personally, that is the furthest thing from how I feel on my period. The women on the thumbnails for the workouts aren’t even the women in the videos! A lot of the workouts focus on goals that relate to obtaining that “perfect” body, but I’m just doing these exercises because it’s what I’m told my body needs at that moment for overall health. I wish the workouts would talk more about that. The food lists they offer are pretty good, but I wish some of the recipes contained ingredients that are more accessible to the average consumer. They sometimes have titles like “anti-aging” and “glowing skin”, which I’m sure the ingredients in those recipes might slightly help with those issues overtime, but again, I just want easy recipes for what my body needs during that phase of my cycle. I do like this app, I just adjust it to make it work for me.

   Carlie Erielle · 31 Jul 2026

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