How long does it take to get pregnant?
How long does it take to get pregnant? How many cycles are normal, what a TTC cycle is and when to see a doctor.
Cyelle is a cycle app that calculates your period, fertile days and ovulation transparently and explains them calmly. If you become pregnant, it keeps you company week by week, without ads.
Try it free for 3 days. Then a monthly or yearly subscription, both modules included.


No little flowers, no ads, no false certainty. You see how things are calculated, and the decisions stay with you.
Dark blue, plenty of white, clear type. No pink clichés and nothing cutesy. Cyelle talks to you like the grown woman you are.
You see your fertile days as a time window, ovulation and your next period as a prediction. Cyelle also always shows your due date with a time window.
From three recorded cycles on, Cyelle calculates with your own cycle length. If your cycle varies, you see it in the statistics and in how reliable the prediction is.
The period prediction shows how many cycles it is based on. For your due date, Cyelle names the formula it used.
How Cyelle calculates ↓You read your ovulation test yourself. Cyelle saves every reading, several a day too. A confirmed positive test aligns your ovulation day. No photo.
Cyelle is funded by subscriptions, with no ads and no ad SDK. Your data is not sold and not shared for advertising. You can delete it yourself in the app.

I wanted a cycle app that doesn't feel like it was built by a man who has never had a period.
No man has ever taken an ovulation test day after day, waited anxiously for a pregnancy test or felt what a cycle really feels like. To me, many period apps felt pink, playful and far removed from that everyday life. That's why I founded Cyelle. Calm, honest and grown-up, without ads and with calculations you can follow.
You should see where a number comes from. These are the rules Cyelle uses to calculate fertile days, ovulation and your due date.
All values are calculations. Cyelle is not a contraceptive and does not provide diagnoses.
Calculated from your cycle length and shown as a time window. The ovulation day within it is marked as a prediction.
From three recorded cycles on, the prediction uses your own cycle length. Next to it you see how reliable the prediction currently is.
You enter what your test shows. If you confirm a positive result, Cyelle sets the expected ovulation to the following day and aligns the window with it.
Using Naegele's rule from your last period, adjusted to your cycle length if your cycle is regular. With a positive ovulation test, Cyelle calculates from ovulation. Always with a time window.
The home screen shows where you are in your cycle. After ovulation, Cyelle counts the days as DPO 1, DPO 2 and so on. You find all your entries in one place.

Cyelle calculates your fertile window and expected ovulation from your cycle data. If you confirm a positive ovulation test, both align with it.

After a positive pregnancy test, Cyelle calculates your week of pregnancy and due date from your cycle data and names the formula. The date from your doctor or midwife is what counts, and you can enter it.

Every day from DPO 1 to DPO 15 has its own drawing and explains what could happen if you are pregnant. During pregnancy, a drawing with the approximate size follows every week, up to week 40.









DPO counts the days past ovulation, “week” the weeks of pregnancy.
Cyelle accompanies your cycle, your wish to conceive and your pregnancy. You decide at any time which module fits right now.




Period, fertile window, tests. Only the ones you switch on yourself.
Period, fertile days and predictions in colour across the month.
Pain, circulation, nutrition and sleep in pregnancy, day by day.
Two separate entries, in the cycle and in pregnancy.
For anyone who wants to record basal temperature and more signs of their body.
Fluid intake and weight, with a history during pregnancy.
Add days you missed, with room for notes on every day.
Sign in however you like. On a new phone, your entries are right there.
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