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Mikvah Tracker
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For body and soul, through every stage.

Taharas hamishpacha,
with peace of mind.

Your taharah dates, calculated according to your minhag. Timely reminders for hefsek taharah, bedikos, and mikvah night, with clear explanations of your vestos. Cycle and fertility tracking, in the same app.

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See how it works
Hebrew and civil dates in the Mikvah Tracker calendar
Example separation dates · tap for the full summary
Rabbinic recommendationsDifferent minhagimDiscreet remindersCycle care alongside taharah
SIMPLE TO USE

Enter your dates.
See what comes next.

Log your dates. Review your calendar. Get reminders when it’s time.

Start with a simple entry.

Enter your period’s start date and, when it’s time, your hefsek taharah. The app calculates your upcoming dates using your history and minhag.

Period entry in the app.
RABBINIC ENDORSEMENTS

Rooted in halachah.
Made for your minhag.

Mikvah Tracker is recommended by Rabbi Yechezkel Taub and Rav Shlomo Katz. Its halachic settings accommodate Ashkenazi, Sephardi, and Chassidish minhagim.

AshkenaziSephardiChassidishCustom settings
Rabbinic recommendation from Rabbi Yechezkel Taub
RABBINIC RECOMMENDATION

Rabbi Yechezkel Taub

Beit Hora’ah, Ohalei Shmuel · Jerusalem

Recommends Mikvah Tracker for making the halachos of taharah clear and accessible.

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Rabbinic recommendation from Rav Shlomo Katz
RABBINIC RECOMMENDATION

Rav Shlomo Katz

Kehilat Shirat David · Efrat

Support for helping women keep taharas hamishpacha with confidence, clarity, and peace of mind.

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SETTINGS FOR YOUR MINHAG

Your minhag,
in the details.

Choose your minhag, then adjust the details to match the guidance you follow.

Choose your minhag
Settings inside the app
Your calendar, according to your minhag.

Choose Ashkenazi, Sephardi, Chassidish, or custom settings to follow your minhag.

Dates you can follow

Hebrew and civil dates, visual event colors, and a full calendar alongside daily highlights.

Times for where you are

Zmanim based on your location and chosen nightfall method.

The calculation, explained

See the period dates and halachic settings behind each veses.

UNDERSTAND YOUR VESTOS

Understand the dates
you’re observing.

The app calculates your vestos and shows you why each date falls when it does.

See the period dates, cheshbon, and onah in a visual explanation, according to your minhag.

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Yom Hachodesh

The Hebrew date

Follow your flow’s Hebrew date into the next month. If an earlier monthly date is carried over, see both flow records and the dates they create.

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Start with your own history

The actual flow records behind this date.

2
Follow the cheshbon

Dates, intervals, and patterns shown visually.

3
Know which onah to observe

The onah and halachic settings used.

Tap a screen to read it up closeScreens from the app · example flow history

Less wondering. More understanding.

Open “See why this date” from your calendar, Daily Highlights, or the summary after logging a flow.

CYCLE & FERTILITY TRACKING

Your cycle, at a glance.
Through every stage.

From cycle history and fertility tracking to pregnancy mode, keep your records together as your needs change.

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Make sense of your cycle over time.

Record your period, symptoms, mood, and notes. See your cycle lengths and history together.

  • Flow dates and cycle lengths
  • Symptoms, moods, and notes
  • Estimated period and ovulation dates
See the app screens

Symptoms, mood, and notes.

See what changes from one cycle to the next.

Symptoms · mood · flow · notes

Period and fertility predictions are estimates. Your records support, rather than replace, conversations with your healthcare provider.

MADE FOR WOMEN

Personal tracking.
All in one place.

Track BBT, cervical mucus, test results, and intimacy alongside your taharah calendar. See your records together in charts and reports.

Your personal tracking tools
01

Basal body temperature

Record BBT in °C or °F and see your readings on a chart.

02

Cervical mucus

Log type and amount to follow changes through your cycle.

03

Ovulation & pregnancy tests

Save dated results to review alongside your other fertility records.

04

Marital intimacy

Record intimacy dates alongside your cycle history.

App screens · demo entries · tap to enlarge.

CHARTS & REPORTS

See your history.
Make sense of the details.

Review your cycle history as a graph, timeline, or table. Keep your BBT readings together on a chart, and export your records when you need them.

Cycle lengths, clearly shown

Compare cycle and period lengths over time, with averages alongside the graph.

The dates behind the picture

Review period dates, hefsek taharah, onos, and intervals in a timeline or detailed table.

A report you can take with you

Choose the columns in your report and export a spreadsheet for your own records or a conversation with your Rav or healthcare provider.

Cycle history

Illustrative report · sample records
Average cycle29.3 days
Average period5 days
Example cycle and period lengths across six records01020303 Jun 2026: 29 daysJun2 Jul 2026: 29 daysJul1 Aug 2026: 30 daysAug29 Aug 2026: 28 daysAug29 Sep 2026: 31 daysSep28 Oct 2026: 29 daysOct
Cycle lengthPeriod length

Illustration of report views · sample data

WEDDING & FLOW PLANNERNEW

Look ahead to the dates
that matter.

Whether you’re choosing a wedding date or planning a trip, explore estimated flow, shivah nekiyim, and separation days before you settle on a date.

01

See the months ahead

Browse a colour-coded calendar based on your flow history and saved minhag.

02

Take a closer look at a date

Tap a day for estimated flow, shivah nekiyim, and separation percentages.

03

Keep your forecast handy

Your forecast is saved in the app. Export a PDF to keep a copy for reference.

Start planning with Mikvah Tracker

Estimates for planning, not a halachic ruling. Uncertainty increases further ahead.

The bigger picture
One date. Every detail.

Screens from the app · example history · tap to enlarge

PARTNER SHARING

Keep your husband in the picture.

Invite your husband to view your calendar from his own account. He can see the dates ahead without needing your phone or login.

Partner invitation in the app · demo screen

His own login

Send an invitation by email. He signs in to his account and accepts your invitation to view the shared calendar.

The dates you keep, together

Keep the calendar close at hand for both of you, including the dates leading up to mikvah night.

Sharing stays in your hands

Manage or revoke access in the app. For temporary sharing, you can also create a link with an expiry date.

ON YOUR WRIST, TOO

Your taharah calendar, on your wrist.

Check today’s dates and daily highlights on Apple Watch or Wear OS.

See smartwatch features
PREPARING FOR MIKVAH

Prepare for mikvah,
step by step.

Find a mikvah, check your preparations, and read practical guides for mikvah night.

PERSONAL BY NATURE

You control what you share.

Keep notification details discreet and control who has shared access to your records.

Privacy policy
BEFORE YOU GET STARTED

Questions?
We’re here to help.

If there’s something else on your mind, we’re happy to hear from you.

Get in touch
How do I get started?

Download the app, set your location and minhag, and enter your recent period dates. Your calendar and reminders are then ready to use. If you’re unsure which halachic settings to choose, ask your Rav.

Which minhagim does the app support?

Ashkenazi, Sephardi, and Chassidish settings, with individual options for veses calculations and nightfall methods.

Can I see how my separation dates were calculated?

Yes. Tap “See why this date” to see the period history, calculation, onah, and settings behind it. Explanations cover Yom Hachodesh, Haflagah, Onah Beinonit, and Veses Kavua.

What if I have a she’eilah?

For personal she’eilos or guidance on your minhag, ask your Rav. Your dates and calculation details are easy to bring along for reference.

What can I keep alongside my taharah calendar?

Period history, symptoms, mood, intimacy, BBT, cervical mucus, and test results. Pregnancy mode includes your current week, growth illustrations, and estimated due date.

Can my husband view my calendar?

Yes. Invite him by email. He signs in to his own account and accepts the invitation to view your shared calendar. You can manage or revoke access in the app.

Should I keep a written calendar as well?

We recommend keeping a written record of your dates and calculations for backup and reference.

ARTICLES & GUIDES

Practical guides for mikvah night.

Mikvah preparation, checklists, and answers to common questions.

All articles & guides
WE’RE HERE TO HELP

Let’s be in touch.

Questions about the app? We’d be happy to help.

info@mikvahtracker.com

Your taharah calendar,
made clearer.

Download Mikvah Tracker for your dates, reminders, and vestos explanations, all in one place.

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