Clue vs Her Good Days

Her Good Days vs Clue

Clue is a cycle tracker from Berlin with a perimenopause mode built in. Her Good Days is free and starts from the symptoms of your 40s and 50s. Here's how they compare.

  • Checked October 30, 2026
  • Every Clue fact linked to its source

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At a glanceClueHer Good Days
PriceFree tier; Clue Plus $9.99 a month or $39.99 a year (App Store)Free. No paid tier
What you pay forDeeper analysis and advanced predictionsNothing
PrivacyHealth data never sold to advertisers; won't hand health data to authorities (Clue)Private mode: no account, nothing leaves the phone
PerimenopauseA perimenopause modeHot flashes by week, sleep next to night sweats, cycle gaps, a doctor report
VerdictFits if you want strong wearable support and a company with a public subpoena stanceThe pick if you want menopause tracking, food and workouts free in one app
Where Her Good Days is different

Menopause at the center

Clue moves its deeper analysis and advanced predictions into Clue Plus, at $9.99 a month or $39.99 a year in the US (App Store). In Her Good Days nothing sits behind a payment.

Clue's perimenopause mode lives inside a cycle tracker. Her Good Days is built the other way round: in perimenopause and menopause the + Log menu leads with hot flashes and brain fog, and the weekly check-in compares your sleep on nights with and without night sweats.

Her Good Days weekly check-in card with mood by day and a sleep and night sweats line
The weekly check-in: mood by day, and sleep on nights with and without night sweats.
Feature by feature

Clue vs Her Good Days, side by side

ClueHer Good Days
PriceFree tier; Clue Plus $9.99 a month or $39.99 a year in the US (App Store)Free. No paid tier
PeriodsYes, with predictionsPeriod start and flow; your next period shown as a range
Fertile daysFertile window; modes for trying to conceiveEstimated fertile days, labeled "Not birth control"; never in teen mode
Birth controlA birth control logNo. It's not birth control
SymptomsA wide symptom list, with Plus for deeper analysisHot flashes, night sweats, brain fog, joint pain, cramps and PMS, each mild, moderate or severe
Perimenopause and menopauseA perimenopause mode you can switch toHot flashes per week and the hours they cluster in, sleep next to night sweats, cycle gaps over 60 days
PregnancyA pregnancy modeWeek and due date, appointments with your questions, kick counter, contraction timer, a baby card each week
Report for your doctorNot stated in the listingA PDF for the dates you pick: periods, cycle lengths, each symptom with how often and how strong, sleep, medications, your notes
TeensRated 13+From 13. Teen mode has no shop, no weight-loss goals and no fertile days
Use without an accountNot stated in the listingPrivate mode: no account, and nothing leaves the phone
Ads and trackingLabel: identifiers used to track you. Terms reserve the right to show ads (Clue terms)No outside analytics code
Watch and wearablesApple Watch, Oura, WHOOP, Withings and FitbitNot yet. Steps come in from Apple Health or Health Connect
PlatformsiPhone, AndroidiPhone and Android

How we source this. Clue cells come from the US App Store listing, the privacy policy, Your Clue data is always protected and the terms, checked October 30, 2026. Clue is a trademark of its owner; Her Good Days isn't affiliated with it.

Pricing

Clue pricing vs Her Good Days

US App Store prices on October 30, 2026. Clue says prices vary by region.

Her Good Days

Free, every feature

Every feature$0
Paid tierNone
TrialNothing to cancel

Clue

Free tier, then Clue Plus

FreeTracking and predictions
Clue Plus, monthly$9.99
Clue Plus, yearly$39.99
Privacy

How Clue handles your data

Clue's policy says the health data you track is never shared with or sold to advertisers (Clue privacy policy).

If you switch it on in privacy settings, Clue shares app events such as installs and Clue Plus subscriptions with ad networks like Meta and TikTok through Adjust, without your health data (same page).

Clue says it has never disclosed private health data to any authority and won't comply with a subpoena for it (Clue).

Her Good Days privacy settings with the health data switch, Download my data and Delete everything on this phone
You, Privacy: download your data or delete everything on this phone.

Which one to pick

Pick Her Good Days ifClue fits if
  • Hot flashes, night sweats and sleep matter more to you than cycle forecasts
  • You want food, workouts and a doctor report in the same app
  • You want Private mode, with nothing leaving the phone
You track with a wearable.

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How to switch from Clue

Step 1

Note your last periods

Write down the start dates of your last few periods from Clue's calendar.

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The cycle calendar for October: logged period days, predicted days and today
Step 2

Start Her Good Days

Pick your stage, enter your last period, and choose Private mode or an account.

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The Her Good Days Log menu for regular cycles
Step 3

Run both for a month

When you're ready, close your Clue account as well as deleting the app.

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Her Good Days privacy settings with Download my data and Delete everything on this phone

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Questions

Is Clue free?

Clue has a free tier. Clue Plus costs $9.99 a month or $39.99 a year on the US App Store, and adds deeper analysis and advanced predictions.

Does Clue have a perimenopause mode?

Yes. You can switch between modes for periods, trying to conceive, pregnancy and perimenopause (App Store).

Is Her Good Days better than Clue?

For menopause symptoms, sleep and a doctor report, yes, and it's free. Clue goes further on wearables and cycle forecasts.

Start with today

Free on iPhone and Android.