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A gentle first tracker. No account, no email.

A gentle first-period mode with simple words, a period kit and no account or email. Nothing about a young person’s cycle reaches us.

In short: Splash is a first-period tracker for teens that needs no account, so there is no email or personal profile. It explains periods in plain English, predicts the next one as a range, and keeps everything on the phone. Parents can read our guide to first periods too.

Today: your body is still finding its rhythm, with teen cycle ranges and a first period guide

A gentle first-period mode with simple words and no account.

  1. Simple words

    Friendly explanations of what is normal and what is worth asking about.

    Today: your body is still finding its rhythm, with teen cycle ranges and a first period guide
  2. No account, no email

    Nothing to sign up for, so nothing about a young person's cycle reaches us.

    Account and sync: optional; without an account everything stays on this device
  3. Period kit and reminders

    Be ready before it starts, at school or on a trip.

    Period kit checklist that shows on Today two days before a period
  4. For parents too

    A page parents can read to understand what the app does and does not do.

    First period guide: what it is, when it starts, what you’ll see and what to use

Simple words

Friendly explanations of what is normal, what a cycle is and when to ask a grown-up or doctor.

Does my teen need an account?

Nothing to sign up for. If no account is made, nothing about a young person’s cycle reaches us.

Is Splash safe for teens?

Splash is free with no in-app purchases. It is not contraception and not a medical device.

Questions

Does my child need an email to use Splash?

No. Splash works fully without an account.

Does Splash have in-app purchases?

No. There are no trackers and no in-app purchases.

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A gentle first-period mode with simple words and no account. No sign-up: it opens in your browser.

Splash is not contraception and not a medical device. Predictions are estimates.