No account
Open Dry and start without registering or sharing an identity.
A private iPhone utility
Cycles and private moments, kept quietly together.
Dry makes it quick to record period dates for yourself or another adult, see a cautious estimate of what comes next, and keep an optional personal journal—without an account or a relationship score.
CycleSunday, 25 Oct
Next period around 28–31 Oct
Estimate based on recorded period starts.
Last recorded period1–5 Oct
Private journal todayNothing logged
What was logged.
Roughly what comes next.
Nothing inferred about another person.
The useful part first
A cycle tracker that knows when not to guess.
Add confirmed period starts and ends, correct past dates, and browse a clean monthly history. Estimates stay visibly different from recorded facts. If the timing varies or an estimate passes, Dry says so. Each cycle profile can represent you or another adult, and cycle tracking can be switched off without removing the journal.
October 2026
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Recorded Estimate Journal
What are you logging?
Moment
Tried
Solo
Note
RelaxedTiredAway
Labels only appear when they are selected.
Optional private journal
A personal record, not a scoreboard.
Enable the journal only if you want it. Log a Moment, Tried, Solo, or Note, then choose Today or another date. Protection and context labels are optional, editable, and never used to predict consent or desire.
- List and calendar views
- Editable labels and dates
- Assign a Moment, Tried, or Note to more than one profile—or none
- Optional duration, protection, and notes
Local first
Your history does not need to become our data.
The current Dry app has no account, developer server, analytics, ads, or automatic iCloud sync. Records are protected by iOS and can be covered with system authentication or a separate app passcode.
No automatic cloud sync
Sensitive records stay in the app container on this iPhone.
No tracking
No advertising, analytics, or third-party behavioral SDKs in the current app.
Moving devices is deliberate: create a password-encrypted backup and choose where to save it. Dry cannot recover the password.
Clear boundaries
A calendar estimate is not a biological measurement.
Optional fertility observations are records of what you enter. They do not confirm ovulation, predict fertility, or identify a day as safe for contraception.
How experimental fertility insights are constrained →No fertile or “safe” day claims
No ovulation or pregnancy inference
No partner mood or consent prediction
No streaks, rankings, or refusal scores
Current status
Built carefully. Not publicly shipped yet.
Dry is a local release candidate in private testing. App Store review, legal copy, and public availability are still being prepared. Dry is independent and is not an Auno app; similar visual restraint does not imply shared ownership or affiliation.
Read the support notice →