Women's Smartwatch with Heart Rate & Cycle Tracking
Heart rate, menstrual cycle, and daily fitness all sit on one wrist, so you stop switching between apps to understand how you feel. The band works with Android and iOS phones, which means you can start today without changing your phone. Check your day in a glance.
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Heart rate, menstrual cycle, and daily fitness all sit on one wrist, so you stop switching between apps to understand how you feel. The band works with Android and iOS phones, which means you can start today without changing your phone. Check your day in a glance.
Track your cycle and heart rate without juggling apps
Instead of logging your period in one app, checking your pulse in another, and guessing at your energy, you see it all on one watch. Start each day knowing where your body stands.
Heart rate, cycle, and fitness in one band
- Your cycle, on your wrist
Cycle tracking lives on the watch, so you see where you are without unlocking your phone or opening a separate app. Log the dates once and the screen keeps the picture current.
- A pulse check, any time
Check your pulse during a workout, a walk, or a tense afternoon meeting without a chest strap. The sensor sits on your wrist, so there is nothing extra to wear under your clothes.
- One band, every app
Pair it with the Android or iOS phone you already carry. When you switch phones later, your fitness trackers setup does not have to start over.
Pair it to your phone in a few steps
- 1Charge the watch
Connect the charging cable and let the watch reach a full charge before the first pairing.
- 2Install the companion app
Get the companion app on your Android or iOS phone and create your account.
- 3Pair over Bluetooth
Turn on Bluetooth, open the app, and select the watch from the list of nearby devices.
- 4Set your cycle and goals
Enter your last period start date and your daily step goal so the cycle view and activity rings make sense from day one.
Three apps, one wrist
The scattered morning
The morning starts with a pulse check in one app, a period log in another, and a step count somewhere else. None of it talks to the rest, so a rough day gets filed under bad luck.
One glance, full picture
Cramps, energy dips, and a racing heart feel random when the readings are spread across screens. Seeing heart rate, cycle, and activity side by side on the watch makes the pattern easier to spot.
Start today, no new phone
The band pairs with the phone you already own, Android or iOS. You start tracking the same day you put it on, and the picture gets clearer as the weeks add up.
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Yes. The watch pairs with Android and iOS phones, so you keep the phone you have and still get heart rate, cycle, and activity on your wrist.
You log your period start date on the watch or in the companion app, and the cycle view estimates where you are from the dates you enter. Regular logging gives the best picture. It is a planning tool, not a medical test.
It is built for everyday checks: a resting pulse, a reading during a walk, or a quick look during a stressful afternoon. For clinical readings, use a medical-grade device.
A period app and a basic band leave your data split across two tools. This watch puts heart rate, cycle, and steps on one screen you already check, so you stop opening three apps to answer one question. Your existing app keeps its full history, and this band fills the gap between checks.
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