Most period apps tell you when. Kriva listens across your sleep, mood, energy and cycle — then tells you what your body needs today. After 21 days, it knows you well enough to call patterns by name.
Worldwide on iOS · Built for every hormone story · Android in beta
"When is my period?" is yesterday's question.
"What is my body asking for today?" is the one that runs your life.
Hot flashes, sleep disruption, cramps, mood swings — Kriva names what's happening in physiological language you can actually use. "Your thermostat is recalibrating." Not "log a 4."
After 21 days of check-ins, Kriva builds a private model of your patterns — which symptoms cluster, when readiness drops, what your cycle actually looks like. Not a generic four-phase template.
You don't need a chart. You need one specific action — magnesium before bed, a 20-minute walk before 10am, riboflavin with breakfast. Pulled from your daily plan, scaled to your phase and signals.
The Pattern Engine watches your check-ins, sleep, energy and symptoms — and quietly builds a model of how your body moves through a month. No template. No "you must be in luteal because day 22."
Hormonal migraine? Heavy luteal mood crash? Endometriosis flare? Pick a protocol — supplements, lifestyle and food moves backed by evidence — and Kriva walks you through it. Mark today's actions. See if it actually moved the needle for you.
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No account needed. Opens straight to today.
Most apps pick a lane. Kriva works across the whole landscape because the patterns rarely stay tidy — endometriosis overlaps with PMDD, PCOS shadows perimenopause, thyroid sits underneath them all.
No signup. No email. No "we collect your cycle to improve our services."
When your iPhone supports it, Kriva uses Apple's on-device language model for daily reads — no data leaves your device. When it doesn't, the curated fallback is just as warm.
No signup. No payment yet. Quietly free during early access.