FAQ / Frequently Asked Questions

No. Oveluni is a personal record-keeping and tracking tool. It does not diagnose, name conditions or interpret your records to give advice. It keeps whatever you record organized and easy to read; you make decisions about your health with your doctor.

You record your medication plans, cycle days, daily check-ins and doctor visits in one place. Your records appear day by day in Calendar and period by period in Summaries; if you like, you can save a date range you choose as a PDF report. Reminders appear on your iPhone and Apple Watch.

For anyone aged 13 or over who wants to organize their personal records. You can set your profile type to female, male or prefer not to say; your tracking areas follow your choice. Oveluni does not provide diagnosis, treatment or emergency care.

No. With or without an account, your records stay on this device. You can sign in with Apple if you like; your records are not deleted when you sign out.

Choose your profile type in the Gender section of Settings: female, male or prefer not to say. When you choose female, the Cycle and Women's health areas open; pregnancy and postpartum tracking are part of Women's health. You can turn tracking areas on and off one by one; when you turn one off, your history is kept.

11 languages, including Turkish. You can change the language in the Appearance and language section of Settings; notes you write yourself are not translated.

Choose New medication plan from Quick add; the plan is set up in three steps. First you enter the medication's name and type, then you choose the repeat, one or more times a day, the amount, and the start and end dates; in the last step you review the plan and save it. This is the plan you entered; it is not a medical verification.

It only shows that nothing was recorded that day. A missing entry does not mean the medication was not taken; days without records also say nothing about your cycle. Empty days stay empty; they are not counted as zero.

Yes. “Edit details and plan” creates a new version of the plan; your earlier intake entries are kept. You can archive a medication you no longer use: it leaves the active list and its history is kept.

You pick your mood and energy on a five-point scale and can add a short note if you like. You choose which fields appear in the daily field preferences. Fields you skip stay empty; they are never counted as zero.

You enter the visit's name, date and time and, if you like, the doctor, hospital and a note; you can choose a one-time or monthly repeat. You can set a reminder one day before, one hour before, 15 minutes before or at the time of the visit. No reminder completes a visit automatically; once the visit has taken place, you use “Mark as completed”.

No. Only your recorded history is shown; there are no fertility, ovulation or pregnancy predictions. If you set up a monthly plan, it is a calendar plan you define; it is not a cycle prediction.

A monthly plan marks a date range you choose on the calendar, such as the 2nd–12th of each month. You still need to record the days that actually happen. Planned days do not count as completed records and do not add to badge progress.

If the chosen day does not exist in a month, the last day of that month is used. If the end day is earlier than the start day, the range runs into the next month. This is a calendar plan; it is not a cycle prediction.

Pregnancy tracking is optional and only turns on when you start it. You can use the first day of your last period, your estimated due date or your current week of pregnancy. Oveluni shows estimates based on what you enter; it does not determine whether you are pregnant. While an active cycle plan is paused, your earlier cycle records stay in your history.

You can correct the estimated dates at any time. When the pregnancy ends, you can record the birth, close the record or use the neutral “pregnancy ended” option. Your pregnancy history is kept. After the birth, postpartum tracking is offered and stays optional.

Your records are stored on this iPhone; there is no automatic cloud backup or analytics tracking. Records and preferences are stored with iOS file protection. Before you change devices or remove the app, you need to make a separate backup.

PDF reports are readable documents. Oveluni backups are encrypted with a password you choose and can restore your records and monthly plan. Keep your password safe; it cannot be recovered. Both export options can be used without a subscription.

You create an encrypted backup with your own password and move it to your new iPhone; all your records come with it, hidden fields included. The password must be at least 12 characters long, and Oveluni cannot recover it. Your account and subscription are not included in the backup.

Yes. In the Data Privacy section of Settings, use “Delete records” to delete only the records you select.

When it is on, Oveluni opens with Face ID, Touch ID or your device passcode. You can turn it on or off in the Privacy and Security section of Settings.

Yes. In the Notification Privacy section you can hide medication names and visit and pregnancy details. You can see the preview separately for iPhone and Apple Watch.

No, downloading is free. You start with a 7-day free trial; when the trial ends, you continue with the monthly ($6.99) or yearly ($49.99) plan.

One membership, all your tracking areas: medication and cycle tracking; your daily feelings and summaries; iPhone and Apple Watch reminders, personal badges and reports with content you choose. The Cycle and Women's health areas open in the women's profile.

Eligible App Store accounts can start with a 7-day free trial. The current offer and prices are shown before purchase.

Only the price. Both plans have exactly the same features. The yearly plan is $49.99; that works out to about $4.17 a month, and you pay 40% less than with the monthly plan.

Yes. The App Store renews the subscription automatically unless it is cancelled at least 24 hours before the period ends. To avoid being charged after the trial, you also need to cancel at least 24 hours before the trial ends.

The subscription is managed through the App Store. You can cancel at any time in your iPhone's Settings → Subscriptions or with “Manage subscription” in the app.

When your subscription ends, you can still view, export and delete your records. New records, editing and summaries require Premium. You can access your reports even without an active subscription.

Reminders you have set up continue until you turn them off. Turning on new reminders requires a subscription.

You can reorder the cards by pressing and holding their handles and dragging them. In the home screen preferences you can show or hide tracking areas and support sections (A moment for today, Your records this week, Recent notes) one by one. You can set the appearance to light, dark or match iPhone.

Yes. Your reminders appear on your iPhone and Apple Watch. You can hide medication names in notifications if you like.

Yes. In the reminder settings you can choose Soft chime, Clear chime, System sound or Silent, and listen to the sounds. You can also send a test notification to try your settings.

As the days you keep records add up: First step (1 day), Find your rhythm (3), A week's trace (7), A habit taking root (14), A month's collection (30) and A collection of your own (60). Badges reward keeping records; they are not tied to a health score or medication amounts. Taking a break does not erase your progress.