Daysy compared to Natural Cycles
I've really enjoyed that Daysy automatically stores my temperature. And that's honestly the only up side in comparison to Natural Cycles. I've been using both only because Natural Cycles uses a basic thermometer (to the correct decimal) and is difficult to manually record my temp from. These are the perks I wish Daysy had that Natural Cycles does: - Take LH test into account. My ovulation date is still jumping around a bit (as opposed to Nat. Cycles) because I can't give it this information. - Easily exclude a temperature later if you realize you didn't sleep well, feel sick, or are hung over. It can cause irregular measuring if I skip measuring for these reasons and get out of a rhythm. - Automatically sync data to the cloud: it can be annoying to sync when it fails several times. (Not applicable to Nat. Cycles). - Show more data on the trend overview instead of requiring the user to scroll. (Rotate to landscape). - Have alerts for things from "you're going to start PMSing" and "It's time to do a manual breast exam" to educational posts about how a woman's cycle works and how the app is calculating things. - Record things like PMS, mood, and sex drive.