GIA knows your cycle, supports you while you plan a baby and walks with you week by week through pregnancy. And everything you log stays on your phone only.
GIA changes with you. When life turns a corner, there is no new app to find and nothing to start over.
Period and fertile-day forecasts built on your own history — with an honest “±” range, not one “exact” date. A one-minute check-in, a calendar and a PDF report for your doctor.
Ovulation tests, basal temperature with a chart, cervical mucus and reminders. Plus specialists’ advice — for you, and separately for him.
Your baby this week, texts for mum and for dad, the baby’s voice, weight, blood pressure, kick and contraction monitors, checklists and an appointment calendar.
And more — an encyclopedia for every age from 18 to life after menopause, and “Raising a daughter”.
Turn on “Background by cycle phase” in Settings, and a soft aura of today’s phase glows behind the ring. The edges between phases are gentle, just like in your body, and the aura slowly “breathes”. With Reduce Motion on, it stays perfectly still.
Five glass pearls, from “Bad” to “Great”. A check-in takes a minute: mood, energy, sleep, symptoms. Over time, “How I feel” shows what repeats from cycle to cycle — only once there is really enough data.
Six age groups: 18–25, 25–35, 35–45, 40–50+, 45–55 and life after menopause. Choose your age and a specialist, and read what matters to you right now.
And “Raising a daughter”: how to talk with her about her body, growing up and her first period.
Article counts cover all age groups together.
Advice from 12 specialists for you — a gynecologist, a reproductive specialist, an endocrinologist, a geneticist, a nutritionist, a psychologist and more. And a urologist-andrologist’s articles for him, in his own space. On your home screen — a tip for exactly these days of your cycle.
From week 1 to week 42: a fruit or the baby, size and weight, what is happening to you and to them. The baby’s voice every week, a daily article from the mum’s encyclopedia, monitors, a hospital bag list and a “Letter from the baby”.
Your partner installs GIA on his phone and enters your code or scans the QR code. During pregnancy he gets the baby’s weeks with texts for dad, a letter and the baby’s voice for dad, articles and his own checklist. While you plan — a urologist-andrologist’s advice.
He does not see your records: the code carries only the mode, the due date and, if you like, your name.
When you open the app, GIA greets you in a soft whisper. No more than once every four hours, never in silent mode and never over your own music. If you like, a gentle melody can play in the background. Everything is turned on and off in Settings.
GIA is built so that we simply don’t have your data. Not because we promise not to look — but because it never reaches us.
Your cycle, symptoms, pregnancy and notes are stored on your phone only. GIA has no server for your records, and it puts nothing in iCloud itself.
No email, no phone number, no password. Install it and start.
The app has no ad networks and no third-party analytics. We have nothing to sell — we don’t have your data.
The invite code carries only the mode, the due date and, if you like, your name. Nothing you log ever reaches his phone.
To move to a new phone, GIA creates a file encrypted with your password (AES-256). You decide where to keep it. Without the password nobody can open it — not even us.
Lock the app with Face ID. Notifications carry no details by default, and the lock-screen widget shows only your cycle day.
Like any other app’s data, GIA’s data is included in your iPhone’s own system backup if you have turned it on — you control that in your phone’s settings.
Read the privacy policy →Everything you need every day stays free. GIA Plus opens every article and tool.
Monthly or yearly subscription. You’ll see the price and terms in the app before you buy.
Only on your phone. GIA has no server for your records and no account, so we can’t see them. Your iPhone’s system backup, if it is on, is under your control.
No. Your partner uses his own space on his own phone. The invite code carries only the mode, the due date and your name, if you added it.
No. The fertile-day forecast is approximate and is not a method of contraception. Talk to your doctor about reliable methods.
No. Articles and tips are general information, not a diagnosis or a prescription. If something worries you, see a doctor.
The essentials are free. GIA Plus is a monthly or yearly subscription; the price and terms are shown in the app before you buy. You can cancel any time in your iPhone settings.
Soon. For now GIA is made for iPhone, in English and Ukrainian.
Important. GIA is not a medical device and does not replace a doctor’s advice. Cycle forecasts are approximate and are not a method of contraception. If something worries you, see a doctor.
GIA is coming soon to the App Store. Have a question or an idea already? Write to us.