Here's what Cycle Tracking in the iPhone and Apple Watch betas is all aboutWomen's health is no longer an afterthought in the Health app. Our personal data can finally be stored on our device and definitely won't be shared with anyone else.
In iOS 13 and watchOS 6, Apple has added Cycle Tracking, a women's health tracking feature that lets you register your monthly menstruation, pre and post menstrual symptoms, and everything you might want to track to plan your future family (or plan not to start one). The Health app is where you can set up and start tracking your monthly cycle data, but you can also track your daily symptoms and monthly activity on your Apple Watch. Data from the Health app is synced to your Apple Watch, so you can get notifications about your predicted next period or fertility days, log symptoms or periods, and more.
Here's how to set up and start using Cycles on iPhone and Apple Watch.
Apple occasionally offers updates to iOS, watchOS, tvOS, and macOS as closed developer previews or public betas for iPhone, iPad, Apple TV and Mac...
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Here's what Cycle Tracking in the iPhone and Apple Watch betas is all about
