Raluna

Log your cycle, check in with your body, and get one clear idea for today.

Why Raluna

Sound familiar?

Tap the ones you’re tired of. Into the basket they go.

What’s inside

Everything a tracker should do. And a cat.

Go on, play with it.

Check in

Five taps, then one suggestion that fits today.

How’s your energy?

Your cycle, kept

Period days, flow, symptoms. Your next one shows as a range from your own history.

Tap the days of a period

Estimates only. Not birth control.

Nara grows up with you

Care fills her moon jar. She grows, earns outfits and fills her rooms.

Full Moon Night

Your month in one card, on every real full moon.

Letters from Nara Plus

Tell her about your day. On full moons, she writes back.

Hugs, not a feed

Visit a friend’s Nara and send a hug. They never see your cycle.

Private notes 18+

Sex and birth control stay on your phone. Always.

Hold to unlock

Real screens from the app

The daily check-in asking how much energy you have.
The daily check-in asking how much energy you have.
A short stretch session: Nara in a ring, the move’s name and a one-minute timer.
The Cycle tab: a month calendar with logged period days and Nara holding a glass of water.
Nara’s Library: Nara reading on a shelf, the next lesson and the topics.
Nara in her bedroom with the wardrobe drawer open.
Telling Nara about your day: a few lines that she answers with a card.
A letter from Nara on paper, signed with a paw stamp.
Full Moon Night: Nara on a hill under the full moon.
The friends list with each friend’s Nara.
The private notes section, unlocked, with birth control and sex.

How it works

A minute a day is plenty.

  1. Check inFive taps about how your body feels.
  2. Pick what fitsMove, recover or rest. All three count.
  3. Watch Nara growCare fills her moon jar. Missed days take nothing away.

Nothing you tap here is sent anywhere.

Pricing

Free, and actually complete.

Every tracker feature and all of Nara’s Library are free. Plus adds depth, never the basics.

Free

$0

  • Daily check-in and suggestion
  • Period tracker, estimates and reminders
  • Private notes and pill reminder
  • Nara grows, her bedroom, outfits you earn
  • Full Moon Night and your month card
  • Friends and hugs
  • Nara’s Library: short lessons
  • Your first card from Nara

Raluna Plus

  • Tell Nara, every day
  • Moon Letter every full moon
  • Your Rhythm: a look at tomorrow
  • All your history and what keeps repeating
  • Every session, not just the basics
  • Every coat, the playroom and the kitchen
  • Plus pieces each full moon

Privacy

Your body, your business.

Period data is about as personal as data gets. Raluna treats it that way.

Your phone

Period daysCheck-insSymptomsWords to NaraPrivate notesPregnancy modeFertile window

Backup

No account, no backup: everything stays here.

  • No account needed. Without one, everything stays on your phone.
  • Nothing leaves your phone until you say yes to that one thing.
  • If you turn on backup, your notes are kept safe and only you can reach them.
  • Private notes never leave your phone through Raluna. Not for backup, not for anything.
  • No ads, and your data is never sold.
  • Export everything or delete your account any time, right in the app.
Read the privacy policy →

Ask Nara

Got a question? Ask her.

Tap a question. Nara answers.

Nara

Hi. Ask me anything about Raluna.

Pick her coat

Waitlist

Meet your Nara first.

Pick her coat, leave your email, and we’ll tell you the day Raluna is on Google Play. Plus a few short updates before that.

We’ll send one email to confirm it’s you. How we handle your email

From Nara’s diary

Day one
A month in
All grown

About

Why we made Raluna

It started with one question: how is my body today, and what would feel right to do?

Period apps answered with charts. Wellness apps answered with streaks. We wanted something that knows your cycle, treats rest as a real choice, and is still fun to open.

So we made a small clay moon cat and gave her a job. Nara keeps you company, grows when you look after yourself, and never makes you feel bad about a day off.

Press kit →