App Store edition
Dot: Period & Pill Tracker iPhone & iPad privacy and data information
This page covers the iPhone & iPad edition only. It does not make claims about another platform edition with the same app name.
Full English declaration
Dot: Period & Pill Tracker
- Health data (Cycle, Meds) stored locally & via private iCloud.
- Zero-Knowledge architecture: We cannot see your health logs.
- NOT a medical device; NOT for contraception.
- Predictions are estimates based on averages.
- Medication reminders are for convenience only.
Privacy Policy
Effective Date: February 2026
Dot acts as a secure, private logbook for your health data. We adhere to a strict Data Sovereignty philosophy: your health data belongs to you, and we have no way to access, sell, or view it.
1. Health Data Storage
Local First: All cycle logs, symptoms, notes, and medication schedules are stored in a local encrypted database on your device.
iCloud Sync: If enabled, data syncs via your personal Apple iCloud container. This data is encrypted in transit and at rest by Apple. The developer has absolutely no access to this data stream.
2. Notifications
Medication and Period reminders are scheduled locally on your device using the iOS UserNotifications framework. No server is used to trigger these alerts, ensuring your schedule remains private.
Terms of Use & Medical Disclaimer
CRITICAL LIABILITY WAIVER
BY USING DOT, YOU ACKNOWLEDGE THAT IT IS A DATA TRACKING UTILITY ONLY. IT IS NOT A MEDICAL DEVICE.
1. No Medical Advice
Dot is not designed to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease or medical condition. The insights, symptom logs, and cycle predictions provided are for informational purposes only. Always seek the advice of a physician or other qualified health provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition.
2. NOT for Contraception
WARNING: The ovulation and fertile window predictions generated by Dot are based on mathematical averages and your self-reported historical data. They CANNOT account for your specific physiological variations, stress, or health changes.
YOU MUST NOT USE THIS APP AS A METHOD OF BIRTH CONTROL OR CONTRACEPTION. The developer assumes no liability for unintended pregnancy or health complications resulting from reliance on the app's predictions.
3. Medication Management
The "Pill Tracker" and medication reminder features are intended solely as an organizational aid. You are responsible for:
- Verifying the accuracy of the dosage and schedule entered.
- Consulting your doctor regarding drug interactions.
- Ensuring you do not miss doses even if the App fails to send a notification due to device battery, settings, or software bugs.
Dot: Period & Pill Tracker — iPhone & iPad App Privacy
The developer-declared App Store disclosure below was checked on . These are dated provider statements; check the current listing for changes.
- Data collection
- The developer declares no data collected by this edition.
These declarations cover the edition and its integrated services under the provider’s definitions. Local storage or the absence of a developer-operated server does not mean those services collect nothing. Practices may vary by version, feature, region and age; this review does not inspect the app’s code or independently verify its behavior.
Read the current App Store privacy disclosureApp Store listing details
Dot: Period & Pill Tracker availability
- Store
- App Store
- Availability
- Available to download
- Facts source
- Verified App Store snapshot (2026-10-23)
- Base price
- $4.99 upfront in the US App Store
- Version
- 2.0
- System requirements
- iOS 18.6 or later; iPadOS 18.6 or later
- App languages for this edition
- English and Hebrew
- Last updated
- September 28, 2026
- Verified
- October 23, 2026
- Checked
- October 23, 2026
Questions about this edition
Contact contact@valorem.ing and identify the app, platform and provider listing. For current provider-controlled disclosures, permissions, purchases or account settings, use the linked App Store page as well.