Noralia is live
Noralia is out of store review. It's a free download on Google Play and the App Store today — no account, no waitlist, no trial period.
It's out
Noralia has been in preparation and store review for a while — cycle and symptom tracking, gentle reminders, honest pattern insights, all built so the data stays on your phone rather than becoming someone else's dataset. That review is done. The app is installable right now, on both platforms.
What you get on day one
- Period, symptom and mood tracking, with predictions that stay framed as estimates, not diagnoses.
- Reminders you turn on if and when you want them — nothing sensitive pushed at you by default.
- A home-screen widget that shows your cycle day at a glance, discreetly.
- No account to create, nothing synced to a server, nothing to advertise against.
- A one-time Premium purchase if you want more — never a subscription.
What's already changed since launch
The app didn't stand still the moment it shipped. The home-screen widget got a real redesign — a week-ahead view and a one-tap way to log today — and Premium now says plainly what it's always quietly included. Details in the next guide.
Getting it
The Noralia overview has the download links for both stores, plus the full feature list and how the app handles your data.
More guides
- The widget got a real upgrade, and Premium got clearer
- What a cycle app knows, and who else might
- Cycle tracking without the subscription trap
A full feature overview lives on the Noralia app page, more articles in the Noralia guides, and answers to technical questions in the support section.