Ova: Women's Calorie Tracker

About this app

Your body is not the same every day, so why do traditional calorie trackers treat it like it is? Some weeks, progress feels easy. Other weeks, you may feel hungrier, more bloated, less energized, or frustrated by changes on the scale even when you have been consistent. Ova was created for women who are tired of feeling like their bodies are working against them. Ova brings your nutrition, menstrual cycle, symptoms, and wellness goals together so you can understand more than a single calorie number. It helps you notice patterns, make more informed choices, and build a routine that feels realistic for your body. A SMARTER APPROACH TO WEIGHT LOSS Sustainable weight loss is not about eating as little as possible. Hunger, energy, food quality, protein intake, consistency, and your ability to maintain your habits all matter. Ova helps you track calories and nutrition while also recognizing that your appetite, cravings, energy, and weight can feel different throughout the month. Log meals, monitor your goals, and see how your daily habits connect to the way you feel. Instead of reacting to every change on the scale, you can build a clearer picture of your progress over time. UNDERSTAND YOUR BLOATING PATTERNS Bloating can make you feel uncomfortable, discouraged, and disconnected from your progress. Ova helps you track meals, symptoms, cycle phases, and daily wellness patterns in one place. This can help you notice possible connections between your routine, digestion, water retention, energy, and comfort. BUILT AROUND WOMEN’S HEALTH Your menstrual cycle can influence hunger, cravings, mood, energy, and how you feel in your body. Ova helps you connect your cycle with your nutrition and wellness habits, so you can stop expecting every day of the month to feel exactly the same. PERSONALIZED TO YOU Your wellness journey should not feel generic. Whether your focus is weight loss, digestion, energy, skin, muscle support, cycle awareness, or simply feeling more in control of your routine, Ova helps you focus on what matters most to you. You can use Ova to: • Track calories, meals, macros, and nutrition • Follow your menstrual cycle and cycle phases • Log symptoms, cravings, energy, and bloating • Monitor progress toward your personal goals • Explore patterns across your nutrition, cycle, and wellness • Receive personalized insights based on your tracking Ova is made by women, for women. Because your body is not a problem to solve. It is something to understand. Download Ova and start tracking your nutrition, cycle, symptoms, and wellness in one place. SUBSCRIPTION INFORMATION Ova may offer auto-renewing subscription options that unlock premium features. Payment is charged to your Apple ID account at confirmation of purchase. Your subscription automatically renews unless it is canceled at least 24 hours before the end of the current billing period. You can manage or cancel your subscription through your Apple ID account settings. Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Privacy Policy: https://hormone-hue.replit.app/privacy IMPORTANT HEALTH INFORMATION Ova is intended for general wellness, educational, and informational purposes only. Ova does not provide medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment and is not a substitute for care from a qualified healthcare professional. Speak with a healthcare professional about persistent, severe, or concerning symptoms, including ongoing bloating, pain, abnormal bleeding, or significant changes in your health.

Ova just got even more personalized. We added smarter notifications to help you stay consistent and upgraded our calorie tracking experience so your goals, meals, cycle, and progress feel easier to understand. Because you should not feel like you are constantly fighting your body. Ova helps you feel more in control, more aware, and more supported every day.

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