Hey Product Hunt 👋 I'm Anoy, and I built Moni. It started with my partner. More than once I only noticed a hard week after it was over, and wished I'd known sooner how to help. So I asked women what their period tracker was missing. The same three answers kept coming back: 1. It feels generic, like a spreadsheet of dates 2. Few real insights into what's actually going on 3. No room for the people who want to help Moni is my answer to all three: 📖 Every day of your cycle is a painted page: what's happening in your body and what helps today, one sentence each. A quick check-in with Moni tunes it to how you actually feel. 🎨 Each day is yours to make. Draw with a pastel pencil, add stickers from seven shelves, or turn your own photo into one. 💬 Ask Moni anything. She knows what day it is and what's coming, talks like a friend, never diagnoses, and points you to a doctor when it matters. 🤝 Invite a partner, parent or friend with a code. They get the day's "inner weather" and one real way to help. They never see your dates, your symptoms or anything intimate, and that's enforced on the server, not just promised. Moni is free. Pro ($4.99/month or $29.99/year, with a 7-day free trial) adds the chat, the daily check-in and care tips written for your day. If you can't pay, two short ads unlock a free day of Pro, and those ads are never personalized. It's on iPhone and on the web at trymoni.app. I'd love to know what you'd want the people close to you to see, and what you'd never want them to see. That line is what I think about most.

Moni

A storybook period tracker you can share with your partner

A storybook period tracker you can share with your partner