Ovia vs Her Good Days

Her Good Days vs Ovia

Ovia covers cycles, pregnancy and postpartum, with extra tools when your employer or health plan pays. Her Good Days is free for everyone and adds menopause depth.

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

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At a glanceOviaHer Good Days
PriceFree; premium tools through an employer or health plan (App Store)Free. No paid tier
PregnancyBaby growth, due date, kick trackerWeek and due date, appointments, kick counter, contraction timer
MenopausePerimenopause and menopause supportHot flashes by week, sleep next to night sweats, a doctor report
VerdictFits if your employer or plan offers Ovia's coaching and programsThe pick if you want everything free without an employer
Where Her Good Days is different

The full app, without an employer

Ovia's listing says that if you have Ovia Health through your employer or health plan, you get premium tools like health coaching and programs for birth control, endometriosis and PCOS (App Store).

Her Good Days has one version, and it's free. Pregnancy comes with a kick counter and a contraction timer, and the same app carries on into the months after birth and, later, menopause.

Her Good Days Pregnancy mini app showing week, due date and kick counter
The Pregnancy mini app: your week, weeks to go, due date and the kick counter.
Feature by feature

Ovia vs Her Good Days, side by side

OviaHer Good Days
PriceFree; premium tools through employers and health plans (Ovia+) (Ovia)Free. No paid tier
PeriodsPeriod and fertility calendarPeriod start and flow; your next period shown as a range
Fertile daysOvulation predictions with a daily fertility scoreEstimated fertile days, labeled "Not birth control"; never in teen mode
Perimenopause and menopausePerimenopause and menopause supportHot flashes per week and the hours they cluster in, sleep next to night sweats, cycle gaps over 60 days
PregnancyBaby growth, due date, kick trackerWeek and due date, appointments with your questions, kick counter, contraction timer, a baby card each week
After birthPostpartum recovery modeBleeding per day, pelvic floor, feeding if you want it, sleep in blocks
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
WorkoutsHealth coaching and programs with an employer or planShort sessions with our trainers, Sarah and Elena, each with an easier version; audio only and offline
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 trackingStopped showing ads to free users in June 2025; App Store label lists no tracking (Ovia)No outside analytics code
PlatformsiPhone, AndroidiPhone and Android

How we source this. Ovia cells come from the US App Store listing, the privacy policy (updated June 26, 2026) and Google Play, checked October 30, 2026. Ovia is a trademark of its owner; Her Good Days isn't affiliated with it.

Pricing

Ovia pricing vs Her Good Days

From the US App Store listing and Ovia's privacy policy, October 30, 2026.

Her Good Days

Free, every feature

Every feature$0
Paid tierNone
TrialNothing to cancel

Ovia

Free, or through an employer

Ovia appFree, no in-app purchases listed
Ovia+ (premium tools)Through employers, health plans and providers; price not public
Privacy

Ovia's ads and data, since 2025

Ovia says: "As of June 2025, Ovia no longer shows advertising to our Consumer users and does not sell or share any personal data for advertising." Before that it shared identifiers and app activity with ad networks (Ovia privacy policy).

Its App Store label lists no data used to track you; its Ovia Parenting app does list tracking data (App Store).

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 ifOvia fits if
  • You don't have Ovia through work
  • You want one app from cycles through pregnancy to menopause
  • You want Private mode and no tracking
Your employer or health plan includes Ovia.

Get the app

How to switch from Ovia

Step 1

Note your dates

Write down your last period or your due date from Ovia.

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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. For pregnancy, date it by due date, last period, conception or IVF transfer.

A pregnant woman in a lavender dress resting one hand on her bump
The Pregnancy mini app: your week, due date and the kick counter
Step 3

Use both if work pays for Ovia

Keep the coaching from your plan, and log in Her Good Days.

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The Her Good Days weekly check-in: mood by day and sleep

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Questions

Is Ovia free?

The app is free with no in-app purchases listed. Premium tools come through employers, health plans and providers.

Does Ovia show ads?

Ovia says it stopped showing ads to its free users in June 2025 (Ovia).

Does Her Good Days track pregnancy?

Yes: your week and due date, appointments with your questions, a kick counter, a contraction timer and a baby card each week.

Start with today

Free on iPhone and Android.