The Best PMDD Tracker Apps of 2026
We checked 20 PMDD tracker apps and ranked 8 on DRSP-style logging, doctor exports, privacy and US price.
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How we review
Period Tracker Apps is run by the team that makes Hello Phase, the app ranked first on this list. We checked every app against its store listings, pricing, privacy label and recent reviews on 26 October 2026, without hands-on testing of each one, and we say plainly where another app is the better fit. There are no affiliate links, and our review method explains how we rank our own app.
Our pick
Hello Phase Our app
Free, private PMDD tracking on Android- Needs no account and keeps your log on your phone
- Shows whether your symptoms cluster in your late luteal days
- Free estimated hormone chart and CSV export
Quick answer. We checked 20 PMDD and period apps and ranked 8. Hello Phase is our pick for a free, private PMDD tracker on Android, with no account, your data kept on your phone, a free hormone chart and CSV export. Belle Period & PMDD Tracker is better for DRSP-format logging at $79.99 a year (4.77 stars from 379 US ratings), and PMDD Tracker by Adam Cziko is the no-account iPhone pick that rates symptom severity.
Top picks at a glance
- 1
Hello PhaseFree, private PMDD tracking on Android - 2
Belle Period & PMDD TrackerLogging in the DRSP format - 3
PMDD Tracker (Adam Cziko)Severity ratings with no account - 4
PMDD Tracker: HealCycleSeverity tracking plus a community - 5
Bearable - Symptom TrackerFinding what correlates with symptoms - 6
Daylio Journal - Mood TrackerA quick daily mood journal - 7
Clue Period & Cycle TrackerEveryday PMS tracking - 8
Flo Cycle & Period TrackerCycle reports in a widely used app
How we picked the apps
A PMDD tracker has a job that most period apps skip, which is building a daily record across at least two cycles that a clinician can read. We gave the most weight to daily severity ratings in a DRSP-like format, then to an export for your doctor and to how each app treats your data, judged by its Apple privacy label or Google Play Data safety section and whether it needs an account. We also weighed the free plan and US price, and we left out apps with no update in the last 18 months.
Side by side
| App | Daily severity rating | Export for a doctor | Price per year (US) | Free plan | Platforms |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| No, symptoms are present or not present | CSV and PDF summary free, doctor report in Plus | $39.99 for Plus | Yes. Logging, hormone chart, CSV and PDF summary | Android | |
| Yes, DRSP logging per the developer | Reports for healthcare professionals | $79.99 | Not stated in the listing | iPhone, Android | |
| Yes | PDF (premium) or CSV | $9.99 and $39.99 listed, period not labeled | Yes. Logging, notes, basic charts | iPhone, Android | |
| Yes | Not mentioned | $39.99 | Not stated in the listing | iPhone, Android | |
| Yes | Reports | $34.99, often $18.99 | Yes, subscription optional | iPhone, Android | |
| Mood only | PDF and CSV | Not labeled, $4.99 to $59.99 listed | Yes, Google Play lists ads | iPhone, Android | |
| No PMDD scale | Not confirmed | $39.99 | Yes, limits not listed | iPhone, Android | |
| No PMDD scale | Cycle report summaries | Not labeled, $1.99 to $59.99 listed | Yes. Predictions, 80+ symptoms | iPhone, Android |
The apps
Hello Phase
Free, private PMDD tracking on Android- $39.99 for Plus
- Android
- No Play rating yet, 1K+ installs
- Account needed
- No
What stands out
- The whole daily log is free.
- Each day you pick one of eight moods, mark any of 16 symptoms such as anxiety, sadness, irritability and bloating, and add a note.
- The app splits your cycle into five windows, including a late luteal window for the final five days, and after 10 logged days or two full cycles it flags symptoms that keep clustering in one window, with your top pattern each cycle shown free.
- The estimated hormone chart and export as CSV or a one-page PDF are free too, and Plus adds a doctor report with your symptoms grouped by phase.
Watch out for
- Hello Phase is on Android only.
- Symptoms are marked present or not present with no severity scale, so it cannot give you the daily severity ratings a DRSP form asks for, and it does not diagnose PMDD.
- The hormone chart is estimated from your cycle length rather than measured, and there is no cloud backup, so export a file before you change phones.
See what Plus adds on our pricing page.
Get it onGoogle Play


Price, account and privacy details
- Best for
- Free and private PMDD tracking on Android
- Price (US, checked 26 Oct 2026)
- Free for tracking. Plus is $39.99 a year or $12.99 a month on Google Play.
- Platforms
- Android. There is no iPhone version yet.
- Account
- None, with no sign up and no login
- Privacy
- Google Play Data safety says no data is shared with third parties. No ads and no third-party trackers.
- Ratings
- No Google Play rating yet, 1K+ installs, updated Oct 1, 2026
Belle Period & PMDD Tracker
Logging in the DRSP format- $79.99
- iPhone, Android
- 4.77 (379) App Store
- 4.4 (712) Google Play
- Account needed
- Yes
What stands out
- Belle is the only app in our ranking whose developer describes DRSP logging, the validated daily form most often used for PMDD.
Watch out for
- At $79.99 a year it is the priciest app here, and the listing does not say what is free.
- A Google Play reviewer in April 2026 described "fully registering before seeing anything about a cost".
On the App Store and Google Play, and at bellehealth.co.
Price, account and privacy details
- Best for
- Logging in the DRSP format your doctor may ask for
- Price (US, checked 26 Oct 2026)
- Premium Annual is $79.99 in the App Store, with monthly plans listed at $9.99 and $14.99.
- Platforms
- iPhone and Android
- Account
- Required
- Privacy
- Apple label "Data Not Linked to You", no tracking
- Ratings
- 4.77 (379 US ratings) on the App Store, 4.4 (712 reviews) on Google Play, updated Sep 13, 2026
PMDD Tracker (Adam Cziko)
Severity ratings with no account- $9.99 and $39.99 listed, period not labeled
- iPhone, Android
- 4.75 (183) App Store
- 4.0 (59) Google Play
- Account needed
- No
What stands out
- You rate symptoms on severity scales and counters, add your own symptoms and treatments, see your cycle phases, and create PDF or CSV reports for your doctor.
- With no account and entries kept on the device, it is the closest iPhone option to how Hello Phase handles privacy.
Watch out for
- The developer's site says PDF reports and a biometric lock come with the premium upgrade.
- The listing never names the DRSP.
On the App Store and Google Play, and at pmddtracker.com.
Price, account and privacy details
- Best for
- Rating symptom severity with no account, on iPhone or Android
- Price (US, checked 26 Oct 2026)
- Core logging is free. The App Store lists Premium at $9.99 and $39.99 without saying how long each lasts.
- Platforms
- iPhone and Android
- Account
- None. The developer says entries are stored locally on your device.
- Privacy
- Apple label "Data Not Linked to You"
- Ratings
- 4.75 (183 US ratings) on the App Store, 4.0 (59 reviews) on Google Play, updated Oct 14, 2026
PMDD Tracker: HealCycle
Severity tracking plus a community- $39.99
- iPhone, Android
- 4.84 (25) App Store
- 3.6 (36) Google Play
- Account needed
- Not stated
What stands out
- HealCycle pairs severity scales and trend graphs by week, month or cycle with an AI companion, a women's health community and support groups.
- If you want people to talk to as well as a log, that is its strength.
Watch out for
- The listing does not mention the DRSP or a doctor export, and its Apple label links health and sensitive data to your identity.
On the App Store and Google Play, and at healcycle.com.
Price, account and privacy details
- Best for
- Severity tracking with a community and an AI companion
- Price (US, checked 26 Oct 2026)
- Plus Yearly is $39.99 and Plus Monthly is $7.99 in the App Store.
- Platforms
- iPhone and Android
- Account
- Not stated in the listing
- Privacy
- Apple label "Data Linked to You", including health and fitness and sensitive info
- Ratings
- 4.84 (25 US ratings) on the App Store, 3.6 (36 reviews) on Google Play, updated Oct 24, 2026
Bearable - Symptom Tracker
Finding what correlates with symptoms- $34.99, often $18.99
- iPhone, Android
- 4.77 (6,543) App Store
- 4.6 (10.6K) Google Play
- Account needed
- Not stated
What stands out
- Bearable is the most flexible tracker here.
- You log symptoms and moods with severity, see what correlates with your symptoms, turn months of logs into reports and connect Apple Health and Fitbit, which suits anyone tracking PMDD alongside other conditions.
Watch out for
- It does not lay out a DRSP chart, and its Apple label lists contact info and identifiers as data used to track you, although its description says "We will never sell your data".
On the App Store and Google Play, and the Bearable pricing page.
Price, account and privacy details
- Best for
- Finding what correlates with your symptoms across months of logs
- Price (US, checked 26 Oct 2026)
- The Bearable pricing page lists $34.99 a year or $6.99 a month and says the annual plan is often discounted to $18.99.
- Platforms
- iPhone and Android
- Account
- Not stated in the listing
- Privacy
- Apple label "Data Used to Track You" for contact info and identifiers
- Ratings
- 4.77 (6,543 US ratings) on the App Store, 4.6 (10.6K reviews) on Google Play, updated Oct 22, 2026
Daylio Journal - Mood Tracker
A quick daily mood journal- Not labeled, $4.99 to $59.99 listed
- iPhone, Android
- 4.77 (62,207) App Store
- 4.7 (464K) Google Play
- Account needed
- No
What stands out
- Daylio is the fastest way to build a daily mood habit.
- You record a mood and your activities in a few taps, the data stays on your phone, and you can export PDF and CSV documents to bring to an appointment.
Watch out for
- It has no PMDD symptom list or severity scale.
- Recent App Store reviews warn about the free trial turning into a yearly charge.
On the App Store and Google Play.
Price, account and privacy details
- Best for
- A quick daily mood journal with data kept on your phone
- Price (US, checked 26 Oct 2026)
- Free to download. The App Store lists Daylio Premium from $4.99 to $59.99 without billing periods.
- Platforms
- iPhone and Android, and Google Play lists ads
- Account
- None. The developer says data is stored locally on your phone.
- Privacy
- Apple label "Data Not Linked to You"
- Ratings
- 4.77 (62,207 US ratings) on the App Store, 4.7 (464K reviews) on Google Play, updated Oct 22, 2026
Clue Period & Cycle Tracker
Everyday PMS tracking- $39.99
- iPhone, Android
- 4.76 (406,450) App Store
- 4.5 (1.5M) Google Play
- Account needed
- Not stated
What stands out
- If your symptoms feel more like PMS than PMDD, Clue is a dependable period app that tracks 200+ symptoms and has modes for perimenopause, trying to conceive and pregnancy.
Watch out for
- Clue has no PMDD severity scale, we could not confirm a doctor export in its listing, and data visualization for pattern analysis is part of Clue Plus.
On the App Store and Google Play, and the Clue Plus page.
Price, account and privacy details
- Best for
- A mainstream period tracker for everyday PMS symptoms
- Price (US, checked 26 Oct 2026)
- Clue Plus is $39.99 a year or $9.99 a month in the App Store.
- Platforms
- iPhone and Android
- Account
- Not stated in the listing
- Privacy
- Apple label "Data Used to Track You" for identifiers
- Ratings
- 4.76 (406,450 US ratings) on the App Store, 4.5 (1.5M reviews) on Google Play, updated Oct 21, 2026
Flo Cycle & Period Tracker
Cycle reports in a widely used app- Not labeled, $1.99 to $59.99 listed
- iPhone, Android
- 4.74 (2,005,621) App Store
- 4.7 (5.16M) Google Play
- Account needed
- Optional
What stands out
- Flo's help center says the free version covers period and ovulation predictions, 80+ symptoms and Anonymous Mode, and the listing mentions cycle report summaries you can download and share with your doctor.
Watch out for
- There is no DRSP-style severity scale.
- In June 2021 the FTC finalized an order with Flo over allegations that it shared sensitive health data with Facebook and Google.
On the App Store and Google Play, and the Flo help center.
Price, account and privacy details
- Best for
- Cycle reports for your doctor in a widely used period app
- Price (US, checked 26 Oct 2026)
- Free plan available. The App Store lists Flo Premium from $1.99 to $59.99 without billing periods.
- Platforms
- iPhone and Android
- Account
- Optional, with an Anonymous Mode
- Privacy
- Apple label "Data Used to Track You" for purchases, location, identifiers and usage
- Ratings
- 4.74 (2,005,621 US ratings) on the App Store, 4.7 (5.16M reviews) on Google Play, updated Oct 22, 2026
Find the right app for you
Which PMDD app is best for getting diagnosed?
No app can diagnose PMDD, but the right one makes the record your clinician needs far easier to keep. The DSM-5 criteria say symptoms "should be confirmed by prospective daily ratings during at least two symptomatic cycles", IAPMD notes that PMDD "cannot be diagnosed through blood, hormone, or saliva tests", and a 2017 study found that "retrospective reports of premenstrual symptom increases were a poor predictor" of a diagnosis made from daily ratings.
Belle is the best fit for this step because its developer describes DRSP logging, and PMDD Tracker by Adam Cziko and HealCycle both rate severity daily. Hello Phase covers the timing side by showing whether your symptoms cluster in your late luteal days and by exporting every logged day as CSV for free, but it has no severity ratings, so pair it with the IAPMD form if your doctor wants them.
Daily severity ratings
Belle describes DRSP logging
Belle
PMDD Tracker
HealCycle
Bearable
Mood only
No PMDD symptom list
Daylio
No PMDD severity scale
Pair it with the free IAPMD DRSP form
Hello Phase
Clue
Flo
From each app's store listing and developer site, checked 26 October 2026. See the side by side table for exports and prices.
PMDD is less common than many people assume. A 2024 meta-analysis found a pooled prevalence of 3.2% with a confirmed diagnosis and 7.7% with a provisional one, while the US Office on Women's Health says PMDD "affects up to 5% of women of childbearing age".
PMDD or PMS, what does tracking show?
ACOG describes PMDD as "a severe type of PMS that affects a small percentage of women". The DSM-5 asks for at least five symptoms in the final week before your period that improve within a few days after it starts and become minimal or absent in the week after, and IAPMD adds that at least one has to be a core emotional symptom. Cleveland Clinic notes that PMDD symptoms start 10 to 14 days before a period and usually go away within its first two days.
A daily log makes that on and off pattern easy to see. Counting days on a calendar can drift, because a luteal phase of 10 to 17 days counts as normal and one study found it varied by more than 3 days between cycles in 58.8% of women, so log your real period start dates. If your symptoms stay high all month, tell your doctor that too.
Is a PMDD app private?
Some are far more private than others, and the App Store privacy label is a quick check, even though it is what each developer declares to Apple rather than an independent audit. Belle, PMDD Tracker by Adam Cziko and Daylio declare "Data Not Linked to You", HealCycle links health and sensitive data to you, and Bearable, Clue and Flo each list some data as "Data Used to Track You".
Accounts matter as much as labels. Hello Phase has no account at all and keeps your logs on your phone, and its optional AI coach sends a small slice, such as your question, your cycle day and your last seven days of moods and symptoms, only after you agree on a consent screen.
Apps we left out and why
Me v PMDD was one of the best-known PMDD apps and is still free to download on the App Store and Google Play, with 0 to 10 symptom and mood scales. We left it out because neither store shows an update since November 2021 and its US App Store rating was 2.19 from 43 ratings when we checked on 26 October 2026.
MAC-PMSS from McMaster University has not been updated since July 2022, so it falls outside our 18-month rule. Nine newer PMDD apps had fewer than 10 US ratings each, including PMDD Tracker & Diary by Lunaire Labs and Steadied, which need no account and declare no data collected, and they are too new for us to judge fairly.
How to choose
Start with your phone. Hello Phase is Android only, so on iPhone the closest private, no-account choice is PMDD Tracker by Adam Cziko. If you are preparing for an appointment about PMDD, pick an app with daily severity ratings and an export, such as Belle, PMDD Tracker by Adam Cziko or Bearable, or print the free IAPMD DRSP form. If you mainly want to see when your hard days come and keep your data off any server, Hello Phase does that for free on Android.
Questions people ask
What is the best app for tracking PMDD?
The best PMDD app depends on what the log is for. Belle Period & PMDD Tracker is the best fit for DRSP-style logging, Hello Phase is the best free and private option on Android, and PMDD Tracker by Adam Cziko is the best no-account option on iPhone that rates symptom severity.
Is there a free PMDD tracker app?
Yes, Hello Phase is free for daily logging and export on Android, and PMDD Tracker by Adam Cziko has a free version with daily logging, notes and basic charts. IAPMD also offers a free DRSP form you can download and print.
How long should I track symptoms before seeing a doctor about PMDD?
Track every day for at least two full cycles, because the DSM-5 criteria call for prospective daily ratings during at least two symptomatic cycles and ACOG suggests rating symptoms daily for at least 2 to 3 months. Please see a doctor sooner if your symptoms feel severe.
Can an app diagnose PMDD?
No, PMDD is diagnosed by a clinician, and MedlinePlus notes that no physical exam or lab test can diagnose it. An app helps by keeping the daily ratings that the diagnosis relies on.
What is the DRSP?
The DRSP, or Daily Record of Severity of Problems, is a daily rating form developed to aid in the diagnosis of PMDD, and it is the most commonly used one. You rate each symptom every day, and IAPMD offers a free version.
Is there a PMDD app for iPhone that does not need an account?
Yes, PMDD Tracker by Adam Cziko rates symptom severity and stores entries on your device with no account, and Daylio keeps mood entries on your phone too. Hello Phase is not on iPhone yet.
Try Hello Phase
Hello Phase is free on Android with no account. Our FAQ explains how the hormone chart is estimated, and our guides to the best hormone tracker apps and the best cycle syncing apps cover those jobs.
Get it onGoogle PlayReferences
Store listings for every app are linked from its card above and were checked on 26 October 2026.
- Reilly TJ et al. 2024, prevalence of premenstrual dysphoric disorder, meta-analysis, J Affect Disord
- Office on Women's Health (HHS), Premenstrual dysphoric disorder, updated September 26, 2025
- Naik SS et al. 2023, Diagnostic validity of premenstrual dysphoric disorder, revisited (DSM-5 criteria quoted in full)
- IAPMD, Symptom tracker and free DRSP download
- IAPMD, About PMDD
- MedlinePlus, Premenstrual dysphoric disorder, reviewed October 15, 2024
- ACOG FAQ, Premenstrual syndrome, last reviewed November 2025
- Eisenlohr-Moul TA et al. 2017, C-PASS scoring of DRSP ratings, Am J Psychiatry
- Endicott J et al. 2006, Daily Record of Severity of Problems reliability and validity, Arch Womens Ment Health
- Cleveland Clinic, Premenstrual dysphoric disorder
- Cleveland Clinic, Luteal phase
- Najmabadi S et al. 2020, menstrual cycle and phase length variability, Paediatr Perinat Epidemiol
- FTC, order finalized with Flo Health, June 2021
- Me v PMDD website
- Hormone Tracker - Hello Phase on Google Play
- Hello Phase pricing
- Hello Phase privacy policy
History of updates
- , first published
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