--- title: "Finally! PERIOD. is now on Android too" description: "After three weeks of back-and-forth with Google, PERIOD. is now live on the Play Store too. A short recap of what it means." url: https://myperiod.app/en/blog/period-now-on-android lang: en date: 2026-02-19 publisher: PERIOD. B.V., Amsterdam --- [Back to blog](https://myperiod.app/blog) [Privacy & PERIOD.](https://myperiod.app/blog/categorie/privacy) · 3 min read # Finally! PERIOD. is now on Android too [Lees dit artikel in het Nederlands](https://myperiod.app/blog/period-now-on-android) PERIOD. team · February 19, 2026 **It's done.** As of today, PERIOD. is live on the Google Play Store. For everyone who has been asking us "when is it coming to Android?", the answer is: *now*. We deliberately took our time. Not because Android wasn't important to us, but because we wanted to get it right. And honestly, that took a while. ## Three weeks of back-and-forth with Google The Play Store review process is thorough, which is actually a good thing. Google looks closely at privacy, data practices, and how an app behaves. For an app like ours, built specifically *around* privacy, that meant answering questions, providing documentation, and explaining why we deliberately *don't* do certain things (like selling data, showing ads, or tracking location). We went back and forth for three weeks. Resubmitted a few versions. Thought "okay, this is the one" more than once. And then suddenly it was live. Unannounced, on a Tuesday morning. That's just how it works, apparently. > "The wait was long, but it felt right that Google looks this closely. It confirms why we build the way we do." ## Why Android matters to us Not everyone has an iPhone. In fact, globally, the majority of people use Android. And an honest, privacy-friendly cycle app shouldn't sit behind a platform wall. Cycle insight isn't a luxury for people with expensive phones. Android was always part of the plan. We started on iOS because that's where we could ship the best experience fastest, but PERIOD. is built for *anyone* who menstruates, regardless of what brand of phone they happen to own. ## What you get The exact same app as on iOS. Same features, same AI assistant, same cycle phases, same pattern recognition. And most importantly: the same promise. - **No data sales.** Period. - **No ads.** Never had them, never will. - **No tracking.** No analytics pixels mapping your behaviour. - **Just insight.** Into your cycle, your symptoms, your patterns, and what your body is actually trying to tell you. Whether you're on iOS or Android: the app you open is the same. The data we don't collect is the same. The insight you get is the same. ## Thanks for waiting To everyone who emailed us over the past weeks with "I have a Samsung, when can I download it?", thank you for your patience. And to everyone hearing about us for the first time: welcome. **Download PERIOD. ([App Store](https://apps.apple.com/us/app/period-cycle-period-tracker/id6757947793) · [Google Play](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=app.myperiod.android)) and discover what your cycle is trying to tell you.** Want to understand your cycle better? ## Keep reading [Best period tracker app for privacy in 2026: 6 questions that decide itWhich cycle app is safest for your data? Six questions to test any app in two minutes, plus how Flo, Clue, Natural Cycles and PERIOD. compare.Read more](https://myperiod.app/blog/best-period-tracker-app-privacy-2026)[Is PERIOD. free? What the app really costs (and what it does not)Short answer: yes. Tracking your cycle, predictions and reminders cost nothing. Plus and baby are extras. Here is exactly what is what, no fine print.Read more](https://myperiod.app/en/blog/is-period-gratis-wat-kost-de-app)[Does my period app sell my data? How to check in 5 minutesShort answer: you cannot tell from the app itself, but you can from the privacy policy and the trackers. Five checks you can do yourself, on any cycle app, including ours.Read more](https://myperiod.app/en/blog/verkoopt-mijn-menstruatie-app-mijn-data-checklist)