mynfp.de
Paid cycle-tracking app that helps women learn and apply the symptothermal fertility-awareness method
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-01
About mynfp.de
myNFP provides a cycle-tracking app for recording fertility signs and other cycle data, with transparent evaluation according to Sensiplan® rules. Features include offline use, cycle statistics, data export, and optional online backup and sync.
The app is for women who want to learn and apply the symptothermal method. It is sold through prepaid subscriptions and a one-time lifetime licence, with a 30-day trial.
Founder Christian Maas says he started myNFP in 2006. The app has been a Class I medical device since August 2018 and is presented as based in Germany.
Product: A paid cycle-tracking app for recording fertility signs and applying symptothermal method rules.
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