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Bloom Cycles: Supporting Girls and Women Through Every Stage of Life

May 8, 2026

For many people, conversations about women’s health begin only when there is a problem. But understanding the body, building healthy habits, and learning how…

Meet Bloom Companion: Private, On-Device AI That Actually Listens

April 15, 2026

We built Bloom Cycles because tracking your health should feel supportive, not clinical. Today we’re introducing the feature we’re most proud of: Bloom Companion…

How BloomCycles Works With Apple Health: The Complete Guide for iPhone Users

March 16, 2026

By the BloomCycles Team | Tips & Features | 7 min read If you use an iPhone, you already have one of the most…

The Best App for PCOS Tracking in 2026 (And Why Your Privacy Matters)

March 8, 2026

By the BloomCycles Team | Women’s Health | 8 min read If you have Polycystic Ovary Syndrome, you already know the frustration. You’ve probably…

Designing Health Logging for Real Life: How BloomCycle Makes Data Entry a 2–10 Second Task

February 28, 2026

Health tracking only works if people can actually keep up with it. At BloomCycle, we’ve been focused on one big question:How do we make…

How BloomCycles Grows With You — From First Period to Menopause

February 26, 2026

One app. Every stage. Better conversations with your doctor. Whether you’re a teen with your first period or managing symptoms in perimenopause, your health…

Making Bloom Cycles Easier, Smarter, and More Private — Our Approach to Women’s Health Technology

February 24, 2026

At Bloom Cycles, our mission has always been simple: help women better understand their health without making technology feel overwhelming. As we continue to grow…

BloomCycles is Now Available Worldwide — A Message From the Developer

February 23, 2026

One developer. One mission. 177 countries. Today is a milestone I honestly wasn’t sure I would reach when I started this journey just over…

Making the Most of Your Doctor’s Visit with Bloom Cycles

February 17, 2026

Doctor visits are often short. In many cases, patients wait weeks—or even months—for an appointment, only to have 10 to 15 minutes to explain…

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