Best Menopause Apps for Android (2026)

Android Menopause Tracking: What Matters on the Platform

Android users have access to the same menopause tracking apps as iPhone users. All seven apps in this comparison are available on Google Play. Platform availability is not the differentiating factor — symptom depth, data privacy, cycle irregularity handling, and price are.

The Android ecosystem differs from iOS in one relevant way: there is no single health data platform comparable to Apple Health. Google Fit exists but is less integrated into the Android experience. This means Android users are more reliant on individual app data handling, with less built-in oversight from a platform health framework.

How This List Was Built

Seven apps were assessed across five criteria: perimenopause symptom library depth, how well the app handles cycle irregularity (a core perimenopause feature), data privacy model, doctor report capability, and price. All confirmed Android availability on Google Play.

1. Horiva — Best Overall on Android

Horiva’s Android app covers 40+ perimenopause symptoms including vasomotor symptoms, cognitive symptoms, musculoskeletal changes, mood, and cycle irregularity. Data is stored on your device — nothing goes to Horiva’s servers.

The app works fully offline, which matters for symptom logging throughout the day without connectivity dependency. At $9/month, it includes a PDF export for GP appointments. A 14-day trial requires no card.

2. Flo — Most Downloaded, FTC Settlement

Flo is the most downloaded period and menopause app on Android. The feature set is broad and the interface is well-designed. Perimenopause features are present but secondary to the app’s core fertility-tracking design.

The FTC settled charges against Flo in 2021 for sharing sensitive health data — including menstrual and reproductive data — with Facebook, Google, and AppsFlyer without user consent. The settlement required updated practices but not deletion of data already shared. Server-based storage and ad-supported free tier remain in place.

3. Clue — Best for Irregular Cycle Tracking on Android

Clue handles cycle irregularity well — the prediction algorithm is designed for variable cycle lengths, which is directly relevant to perimenopause. If you are in the early phase of perimenopause and still tracking cycle timing, Clue is the strongest general tracker for that use case.

Clue is based in Berlin and GDPR-compliant. No known data-sharing incidents. Free tier is ad-supported; premium is $14.99/month. Perimenopause symptom depth is more limited than Horiva or Balance.

4. Balance — Best Free Android Option

Balance was developed with input from Dr Louise Newson, a UK menopause specialist. The Android app has a genuine perimenopause focus — symptom content and educational resources are built around the menopause transition rather than bolted onto a general period tracker.

Free tier is functional. Premium at £2.99/month is the lowest paid price in this category. The company is UK-based and GDPR-compliant with no known data incidents. Healthcare guidance is UK-oriented, which may be less applicable for users in other healthcare systems.

5. Caria — Community Features on Android

Caria focuses on the menopause transition with community peer support alongside symptom tracking. The subscription-only model means there is no ad revenue incentive to monetize user health data.

Premium is $9.99/month. Feature depth is more limited than Flo or Clue. The community features are the main differentiator for users who want peer context alongside symptom logging.

6. mySysters — Free Android Tracker

mySysters is free on Android with a menopause-specific focus. No premium tier, no known data incidents, limited feature set. Covers basic symptom logging — no trend analysis, no doctor reports, no cycle prediction.

Adequate for getting started with zero cost. Feature limitations become apparent if you need clinical-level tracking over the full perimenopause transition.

7. Menotracker — Entry-Level Free Tracker

Menotracker is free on Android with no premium tier. Standard perimenopause symptom checklist coverage. Minimal features — useful only for basic logging. Worth using as a starting point if the goal is to begin tracking before committing to a paid option.