The perfect app for every girl

7 years ago, this app was perfect. Worth paying for, even. The features were beneficial, the paid features were useful, and the app seemed smarter. Today, none of that is true. The core focus of the app, tracking your period, has been neglected in favor of shoving ads and AI down your throat. No longer do I have a nice app that will only send the occasional notification that my period is about to start. Now, I have an app that is clingier than my ex girlfriend. It wants my attention every hour of the day over ad notifications I do NOT care about and CANNOT disable. The app doesn’t even tell me when I’m about to get my period because it’s been dumbed down. 7 years ago, if you forgot to add a period, it would assume that and continue giving you your notifications on a schedule. Now, it just assumes you’ve been on your period for 1 month straight and won’t keep any of your pre-determined schedule in place. The app has become incredibly user hostile, down to even entering a period. The calendar is too cumbersome to use, very unintuitive and a cesspool of ads and incentives to upgrade. The main point of the app. Is too cumbersome to use. Save yourself some time and a headache. Look for a different app that actually focuses on its users needs, not its shareholders’.

I’ve had Eve for yearssss. The app was amazing user friendly and told great information. After the more recent updates the app is no longer enjoyable. It is harder to navigate and add your cycles/ symptoms. There are also constant ads and pop ups to pay for the app to see simple information. It is a bit frustrating as I have loved this app in the beginning but no longer will be using it.

This app used to be fun but now you have to pay for everything and there is an ad every five minutes popping up

I started using Eve in 2017 back when it was a very simple, easy to use app. It was very easy to just log my period, and the choose whether to opt in to any additional features or not. Now, every update makes the app less user-friendly, to the point it feels like I’m dodging ads and blocked features left and right, and I just end up giving up trying to reach the calendar option.

Eve updated their app- which I’ve been using for YEARS- to “collect, use, and store” my sexual health information. Why? Why does this need to be done? And when I declined, eve immediately logged me out. It is my right to my personal information, not Eve’s. It was an easy choice to delete them. I will not be strong armed to give over my personal information. An app that’s for women that doesn’t give the user- a woman- a choice. Ironic, right?

I’ve been using Eve and Glow for 6 years. I bought a new phone and it literally won’t allow me to log back in. It’s clearly a technical issue and I would’ve been fine “starting over” if the app wasn’t so difficult and poorly structured. I’m 24 and it’s gotten CONFUSING. Hate to go but I have a period to reliably track.. off to try Flo. It has great reviews 🤷🏼‍♀️

This used to be a good app, but after nearly a decade of using it, I’m done. If you’re trying to conceive, this is the app for you. If you want to pay for a premium subscription: great! If you want to make endless registries with retailers: go for it. If you simply want to track your period and receive notifications that it’s about to start: forget about it.

Used to have a free section. Not is not

I loved this app a few years ago, but it’s awful now. It’s not user-friendly, and I’m sick of closing out of several popups every time I open the app.