Belle: Tracker & Self-Care v1.19.2

Belle Health Ai Technologies Ltd

• In-app purchases

About this app

Developer Description

Track your cycle, ease symptoms, and manage wellness impacted by hormones.

Belle is the best free PMDD symptom tracker and PMS tracker app — a personalized period tracker and mental health support tool designed to help you daily.

Whether you're managing PMDD, PMS, or a chronic illness, Belle helps you track symptoms, understand patterns, and feel more in control of your cycle.

💛 Why people choose Belle:

- Free PMDD symptom tracker & PMS coach
- Daily symptom tracker for emotional & physical symptoms
- Track mood, fatigue, anxiety, sleep, cramps & more
- Use as a PMS symptom tracker or chronic illness tracker
- Mental health insights & reflections personalized to your cycle
- Gentle support, reminders, and symptom journaling
- Designed to feel safe, supportive & easy to use
- Beautiful, science-backed period & cycle tracker

🧠 Built for anyone navigating:

- PMDD (Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder)
- PMS (Premenstrual Syndrome)
- Hormonal imbalances or chronic illness
- Mental health symptoms during your cycle

Whether you need a PMDD app, a PMS symptom tracker, or a daily mental health tracker, Belle is here to support you—every step of the way.

Download Belle today — your free PMDD and PMS tracker.

If it helps you, leave a review to support others on their journey. 💛

What's New

Stay in sync with your body! 🌸 Belle Health's latest update features a new interactive cycle hero for deeper phase insights, a sleek new look for premium trials, and improved symptom graphs. Now smoother in 6 languages! ✨

In-app purchases

$9.99 - $99.99 per item

Version Information

Version: 1.19.2
Downloads: 10K+
Updated on: Jan 10, 2026
Released: Jun 19, 2024
Requires: Android 8.0

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Belle: Tracker & Self-Care users say on Google Play

★★★★★

G AB

Wow. What a hidden gem. After stopping 10+ years of meds I noticed the return of my PMDD symptoms and wanting to just get a sense of the chaos and paying for other apps that are so gimmicky this is just incredible. To say I'm impressed is an absolute understatement. The functionality, the wealth of content without being overwhelming and annoying, the the lack of paywalls for core features. This is one of the most phenomenal apps I've ever used.

★★★★

Emily Reich

The app mostly works well with a couple of small caveats. About every other time I open the app it makes me fill out the privacy form, which only takes a few seconds but is vaguely annoying. it also in the last couple of days changed how the data is entered where you have to push the "add" button to view the full data breakdown or add symptoms. Again, very minimal but keeps this from being a 5 star experience. Love that the app keeps data private and the UI is otherwise intuitive.

★★★

Lillah

Trying the app again after 6 months. Still feels too busy. Symptom tracking is all over the place, there are duplicates for everything and it's a pain to turn them off. Duplicates should automatically be disabled if you enable "PMDD tracking". I'll also rate a symptom and it will not register until the 2nd or 3rd time I rate it. Will try it for a month and see if it's worth the initial set up faff

★★

C T

looks good but please tell users that a subscription is required to use the app before making them input so much data potentially wasting time if not wanting to pay.

★

Bull Juma

I know yall claim you're a test app, but dont name yourself "PMDD tracker" if you can't help anyone who gets suicidal ideation. Literally, the majority of us have that during our cycle. So you're really not helping people with PMDD at all if you're unable to take actual PMDD sufferers with real experiences. So thank you for nothing, something I'm all too used to saying in regard to my PMDD.