Track your period, log symptoms, see predictions, in ten seconds a day. Everything stays on your device. No account, no cloud, no advertising.
Not a feature list, just one month the way it actually goes.
Tap the flow level, save. Under ten seconds, no keyboard at all. Symptoms and mood only if you feel like it.
The ring shows where you are: cycle day, phase, next period. One number instead of ten widgets. An ordinary day needs no more than that.
Two days ahead, Malve speaks up exactly once. When, and whether at all, is up to you. It is the only message this app ever sends on its own.
Cycle length, regularity, most frequent symptoms: honest numbers instead of pseudo-diagnoses, calculated locally.
Send a forecast card to your partner, or a cycle report as a PDF to your gynaecologist, through your own apps. Case by case, with one tap. Nobody gets standing access to your data.
A walk, something sweet, or simply some quiet. In two taps, send the people close to you a card so they know how to be there for you. No symptoms, no data, just what matters.
At Malve, privacy is not a setting you have to go looking for somewhere. It is how the app is built. This is how far your data travels, and not one step further:
Period, symptoms, mood, captured in a few taps. No keyboard, in under ten seconds.
Entries, predictions and insights are created in a database on your device. None of it leaves the phone.
No server, no cloud, no recipient. There is simply no place your data could arrive at.
Malve arrives in autumn 2026. Until then none of this can be verified, and we are not pretending otherwise. What is written here is the architecture we are committing to now, so that you can hold us to it at launch.
Will not be built in
Two weeks free, with every feature.
Install it and start. Everything open, no account, no payment details.
If you like Malve, you unlock it: one-off or yearly. If you would rather not, we do not ask a second time.
Even without unlocking, your entries stay readable and exportable. Only predictions and insights pause.
You buy Malve like a notebook: paid once, it is yours. Future updates included.
For you if you would rather not commit. Same features, cancel any time.
Your question is not here? Write to us, we answer personally.
contact@malve.appNo. Malve is a diary and observation tool, not a contraceptive and not a medical device. The predictions are estimates based on your previous cycles. For contraception, please talk to your gynaecologist about certified methods.
Yes, but differently from other apps: you actively send individual cards or reports through your own apps, for example a forecast card by message. Permanent live access to your data deliberately does not exist. Only what you send yourself, case by case and by tapping, gets shared.
In Malve you create an encrypted backup as a file and store it wherever you like: your own iCloud, Drive or AirDrop. On the new device: open the file, enter the passphrase, done. On top of that, your data is part of your normal device backup in your own account.
Malve starts on iPhone. An Android version is planned as soon as the iOS app runs smoothly. Join the waiting list and tell us you use Android, that helps us set priorities.
Because somebody always pays. With “free” cycle apps you pay with your data, or you get pushed into a subscription. Malve turns that around: you pay a fair price, yearly or once, and in return the app stays free of advertising, free of tracking and entirely yours. The price stays as it is. No discount campaigns, no pressure.
Nothing that annoys you. Your entries stay readable, the calendar keeps working, and you can export everything at any time. Only predictions, insights and the cycle report pause until you unlock again. Your data is your data, even when you stop paying.
Malve is developed independently in Switzerland: without investors demanding growth at any cost, and without an ad network in the background. The app is named after the medicinal plant that gave the colour mauve its name.
We have none yet, and we would rather write that down than show a row of borrowed logos. If you run a practice, teach classes or keep a shop and would like to recommend Malve, get in touch.