Ayol - Peroid, prayers and health for muslim women

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Ayol is a private period tracker, ovulation calculator, prayer-time reminder, step counter, water tracker and Kundalik notes app β€” built for women in Uzbekistan and world. A Flo alternative in Uzbek, Russian, English and Turkish. Offline, with app lock.

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Hey everyone! πŸ‘‹ I'm the maker of Ayol. I built this because my wife and the women in my family couldn't find a period tracker that respected their privacy AND understood their cultural context. Most apps either sell your data, require accounts, or ignore that millions of women also need prayer times and Islamic guidance alongside cycle tracking. What Ayol does differently: All core data stays on your device β€” no servers, no accounts required Cycle tracking + ovulation calculator + pregnancy tools Built-in prayer times that auto-pause during menstruation Sirdosh β€” a private AI companion for health and Islamic practice questions Workout planner that adapts to your cycle phase Step counter, water tracking, and daily journal (Kundalik) App lock with PIN/biometrics β€” nobody sees your data even if they use your phone Works fully offline Available in Uzbek, Russian, Turkish, and English Who it's for: Originally built for women in Uzbekistan and Central Asia, but anyone who wants a private, calm period tracker with prayer integration can use it. I'd love to hear your feedback β€” what features would you want to see next? And if you have questions about the privacy model or anything else, happy to answer here. Feel free to tweak the tone β€” this strikes a balance between personal story, clear feature list, and an open question to drive discussion.

Looks really thoughtful for the Uzbek market, especially having it fully offline with the app lock. One thing I'd love to see is a symptom pattern export to PDF, so users can hand a clean summary to their gynecologist without scrolling through months of entries. Would make the tracker actually useful during real appointments.

Β Thank you for the idea, i should think about this feature for sure.

Downloaded it last night and the offline prayer time reminders actually work without any setup hassle. Finally a tracker that doesn't feel like it was designed for someone in California.

Β thank you! What do you think can i enter Turkish app market with this app?

The offline mode is honestly the standout for me, especially in areas with spotty coverage. Love that it combines period tracking with prayer reminders and works in Uzbek, feels thoughtfully designed for the audience.

Β Thank you!