Take control of your reproductive health with Daisycle’s easy-to-use calculators. These tools give helpful estimates based on the info you provide—great for planning and staying informed.
Important: Results are educational estimates, not medical advice or contraception. Cycles vary (illness, stress, travel, postpartum, PCOS, perimenopause). If something feels off, speak with a clinician.
What it does: Estimates your next period window and typical cycle length based on your recent history.
You enter:
First day of your last period (LMP)
Your average cycle length (e.g., 28 days—adults commonly range 21–35)
Outputs you’ll see:
Expected next period start window
Cycle length trend if you’ve logged multiple cycles
Good to know: Predictions improve as you log consistently. Irregular cycles reduce accuracy.
What it does: Estimates your likely ovulation day and fertile window for conception.
You enter:
LMP (first day of last period)
Average cycle length
Outputs you’ll see:
Estimated ovulation day
Fertile window (the few days before ovulation + ovulation day)
Good to know:
Apps cannot confirm ovulation. Confirmation typically requires ovulation tests (LH), basal body temperature patterns, or progesterone blood tests.
Sperm can survive up to ~5 days; the egg lives ~12–24 hours, so timing matters.
What it does: Estimates your due date.
You enter:
LMP or known conception/ovulation date
Outputs you’ll see:
Estimated EDD (by LMP, ~40 weeks / 280 days)
Equivalent gestational week today
Good to know:
An early ultrasound may adjust the date and is often more precise than LMP (especially with irregular cycles).
The due date is a target, not a deadline—many births occur before or after that day.
What it does: Estimates the likely implantation window after ovulation.
You enter:
Ovulation date (estimated or from LH/BBT)
Outputs you’ll see:
Typical implantation window (~6–10 days post-ovulation, range ~5–12)
Good to know:
Implantation can’t be directly measured at home.
“Implantation bleeding” is not reliable and many do not experience it.
What it does: Suggests the best day to test based on when hCG is most detectable.
You enter:
Expected period date or ovulation date
Outputs you’ll see:
Recommended test date (often on/after missed period or ~14+ days post-ovulation)
Guidance to retest after 48 hours if early negative and no period
Good to know:
Testing too early increases false negatives.
If you have positive test + pain/bleeding, seek urgent care to rule out ectopic pregnancy.
Your inputs are used to generate results; see Settings → Privacy for data controls.
We don’t sell personal data. Optional analytics or backups are consent-based.
You can export or delete your data (see our Privacy Policy for details).
Very heavy bleeding (soaking a pad/tampon hourly for ≥2 hours) or large clots
Severe pelvic/abdominal pain, fainting, fever, or foul-smelling discharge
No period for ≥3 months (and not pregnant/postpartum/under guidance)
Positive test with pain/bleeding (rule out ectopic pregnancy)
Mental health concerns (depression, anxiety, thoughts of self-harm)
Daisycle’s calculators make planning easier with clear, private, and simple estimates. Use them alongside your own observations—and partner with a clinician for personalized medical advice.
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