Version 156.029 February 2024Thanks for using Clue. This update includes bug fixes and performance enhancements.
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Version 146.020 December 2023Thanks for using Clue. This update includes bug fixes and performance enhancements.
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Version 139.003 November 2023Thanks for using Clue. This update includes bug fixes and performance enhancements.
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Version 130.001 September 2023Thanks for using Clue. This update includes bug fixes and performance enhancements.
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Version 121.030 June 2023In this update, we've added a few brand new tracking categories into the app, including one of our most requested tracking options: Hot Flashes.
Now, you can track varying levels of severity of hot flashes to understand patterns and identify anything that might help.
Here's a tip: if you find yourself frequently tracking hot flashes, you can drag and drop the icon so it appears higher up on your Tracking Tab for easier convenience.
Make sure you're subscribed to Clue Plus to access our new tracking options!.
Version 112.021 April 2023Thanks for using Clue.
This release includes performance enhancements and bug fixes..
Version 105.028 February 2023Thanks for using Clue. This update includes bug fixes and performance enhancements..
Version 101.529 December 2022Check out our biggest update to date. We’ve redesigned the Clue app to bring you more tracking options, more customization, a smoother experience, and a fresh new look.
Updates in this release:
• You can toggle the fertile window and potential ovulation day on/off. Simply go to your settings to access the toggle.
What’s new?
Explore your cycle and health in-depth with 40+ new tracking options, including extensive exercise activities, pain options, sex life, ovulation tests, and much more. With more specific experiences to track, you’ll be able to discover more patterns in your cycle.
If you have feedback or need help, the best way we can help you is by contacting us directly in the app:
Open your Clue app > Settings
Support > Contact our Support Team
Or reach out to us at support.helloclue.com.
Version 71.002 November 2022Thanks for using Clue. This update includes performance enhancements to make your tracking as seamless as possible. If you're enjoying using the app, feel free to leave us a rating and review. Your privacy is important to us: we do not sell your personal health data, we protect it and we would never disclose it for anyone to use against you.
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Have you tried out Clue Plus? Clue Plus includes everything you’ve come to love about period predictions and experience tracking with Clue, with a host of additional features:
• Plan six months ahead with advanced period predictions
• Receive a monthly Cycle Overview Email to learn your personal stats
• Use our Content Tab to read exclusive curated articles, advice and tips from the experts
• Discover your unique cycle patterns and experiences in the Analysis Tab
• Switch into Clue Conceive mode for daily fertility predictions that can help you on your journey to get pregnant
• Gain access to Clue Pregnancy and Clue Postpartum modes to track your experiences and progress week by week.
Version 66.001 September 2022Thanks for using Clue. This update includes bug fixes and performance enhancements to keep your period tracking as seamless as possible. If you're enjoying using the app, feel free to leave us a rating and review.
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Meditation for PMS – have you tried it?
The mind-body connection is real. Meditation has been shown to improve stress-related mental health conditions like anxiety and depression, as well as physical premenstrual experiences like pain and water retention.
Track your meditation sessions in Clue and see how it relates to your cycle and mental well-being.
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Version 62.022 June 2022Thanks for using Clue! In this release, we’ve focused on some usability improvements to keep the app as easy-to-use as possible.
Feel free to contact our Support team if you have any questions. You can do this in the app, or through the form at support.helloclue.com..
Version 58.029 April 2022Thanks for using Clue! In this release, we’ve focused on some usability improvements to keep the app as easy-to-use as possible.
Feel free to contact our Support team if you have any questions. You can do this in the app, or through the form at support.helloclue.com.
Version 54.001 March 2022Thanks for using Clue! This update includes bug fixes and some behind-the-scenes work to keep your period tracking as seamless as possible.
Women have played such an important role in advancing our knowledge of menstrual and reproductive health. Here at Clue, it’s no different. We are so proud to have a diverse and progressive team, and couldn’t be happier to celebrate some of our very own female teammates in honor of International Women’s Day on March 8th and Women’s History Month:
**Dr. Lynae Brayboy, Chief Medical Officer**
Lynae is Clue’s Chief Medical Officer. She’s an expert in reproductive endocrinology, infertility, obstetrics, and gynecology, and her clinical research has focused on femtech for sexual health education. Her research won the Atlas Award from Elsevier. She is also an oocyte biologist who works on oocyte mitochondria.
**Dr. Amanda Shea, Head of Science**
As Clue’s Head of Science, Amanda uses Clue’s dataset (with the permission of our users) to collaborate with scientists to advance menstrual health research. Amanda’s doctoral research focused on the impact of cells in fat tissue on ovarian cancer development.
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P.S. We are hiring! Come and join our inclusive, empathetic, and diverse team and help us build the best female health app on the market. Full list of open positions at helloclue.com/jobs..
Version 49.023 December 2021Thanks for using Clue! Clue helps everyone who menstruates to understand their bodies—and to be empowered by that knowledge. This update includes bug fixes and performance enhancements. If you’re enjoying Clue, feel free to leave us a rating and review.
Wondering about what your period blood color means? Curious to learn more about the science behind PMS, fertility, and sex?
Clue’s Content Tab is full of science-based articles about periods, sex, and reproductive health written and fact-checked by our in-house team of medical professionals and scientists.
SCIENCE BUNDLES - Clue’s in-house Science Team breaks down your most asked questions on topics like gender and sexuality, PMS, sex, and fertility.
CLUE PICKS - Rotating articles curated by our Content Team to help you understand the science behind your menstrual cycle.
TOPICS - An entire encyclopedia at your fingertips, including articles on birth control, fertility, sex, LGBTQIA topics and much more.
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Clue is hiring! Come join a truly purpose-driven team, work on a groundbreaking product and improve lives. Head to helloclue.com/jobs for a full list our current open positions..
Version 45.101 November 2021Thanks for using Clue! This update includes performance enhancements and bug fixes to keep your period tracking as accurate and seamless as possible. If you're enjoying the app, feel free to leave us a rating and review.
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Clue is hiring! Come join a truly purpose-driven team, work on a groundbreaking product and improve lives. Check out our open positions at helloclue.com/jobs and apply within. We can't wait to hear from you..
Version 41.001 September 2021Thanks for using Clue! In this release, we’ve focused on some usability improvements to keep the app as easy-to-use as possible. If you’re enjoying Clue, feel free to leave us a rating and review.
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Wondering about what your period blood color means? Curious to learn more about the science behind PMS, fertility, and sex?
Clue’s Content Tab is full of science-based articles about periods, sex, and reproductive health written and fact-checked by our in-house team of medical professionals and scientists.
With a Clue Plus subscription, you’ll get full access to the Content Tab, which includes:
SCIENCE BUNDLES - Clue’s in-house Science Team breaks down your most asked questions on topics like gender and sexuality, PMS, sex, and fertility.
CLUE PICKS - rotating articles curated by our Content Team to help you understand the science behind your menstrual cycle.
TOPICS - An entire encyclopedia at your fingertips, including articles on birth control, fertility, sex, LGBTQIA topics and much more..
Version 37.005 July 2021Has your cycle been affected by COVID-19 infection or vaccination? Tracking your period volume, pain symptoms, and cycle length in Clue can help you to understand if and how you’ve been affected.
We’ve seen plenty of anecdotal evidence flying around social media about how a COVID-19 infection or vaccination can disrupt the menstrual cycle – whether it’s heavy periods, late periods, or even periods returning after menopause. These claims are yet to be verified by scientific research, but expert Kathryn B. H. Clancy, PhD at University of Illinois, says that any changes shouldn’t last longer than a cycle or two.
As the science evolves, we will continue to update our website (www.helloclue.com) with evidence-based research about any possible link between COVID-19 and the cycle.
This update includes bug fixes and behind-the-scenes work to keep your tracking as accurate and seamless as possible. If you're enjoying using Clue, feel free to leave us a rating and review!
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Clue is hiring, and we have A LOT of exciting new positions posted on our website (helloclue.com/jobs). We're looking to fill numerous roles ranging from product designers to engineers, support agents, and much more. Check us out and apply within – we can't wait to hear from you!.
Version 32.029 April 2021What does “normal” mean?
In reproductive health, terms like “abnormal” or “irregular” can imply that something is broken, when this may not be the case. Our bodies are all different. The meaning of “normal” varies over time and across different cultures, and that’s why Clue chooses to use different phases, such as “typical,” when talking about cycles.
A great way to learn more about the science behind your reproductive health is with Clue’s content tab, where you can access in-depth information about the menstrual cycle, complete with medical and scientific references. We regularly update our content to answer all of your most-asked questions, from period blood color to understanding skin changes throughout the cycle.
Make sure you’re subscribed to Clue Plus to gain access to the content tab!
This update includes minor bug fixes. If you’re enjoying the app, feel free to leave us a rating and review.
Looking for the next big career opportunity? We're currently hiring for a Senior iOS Engineer and Test Automation Engineer to join our growing team in Berlin, Germany. Head to helloclue.com/jobs for more details. We can't wait to hear from you!.
Version 29.004 March 2021Women have played such an important role in advancing our knowledge of menstrual and reproductive health. Here at Clue, it’s no different. We are so proud to have a diverse and progressive team, and couldn’t be happier to celebrate some of our very own female teammates in honor of International Women’s Day on March 8th and Women’s History Month:
** Dr. Lynae Brayboy, Chief Medical Officer **
Lynae is Clue’s Chief Medical Officer. She’s an expert in reproductive endocrinology, infertility, obstetrics, and gynecology, and her clinical research has focused on femtech for sexual health education. Her research won the Atlas Award from Elsevier. She is also an oocyte biologist who works on oocyte mitochondria.
** Dr. Amanda Shea, Head of Science **
As Clue’s Head of Science, Amanda uses Clue’s dataset (with the permission of our users) to collaborate with scientists to advance menstrual health research. Amanda’s doctoral research focused on the impact of cells in fat tissue on ovarian cancer development.
** Sarah Toler, DNP **
Sarah is Clue's Science Content Lead. She is a Certified Nurse Midwife and Doctor of Nursing Practice. Her area of expertise is reproductive mental health, especially postpartum mood and anxiety disorders.
This update also includes bug fixes and performance enhancements. If you're enjoying using the Clue app, feel free to leave us a rating and review!.
Version 24.010 December 2020When you track in Clue, you can log so much more than just your period. Log meditations, daily exercise, vitality, or create custom tags to keep track of new habits as you build them. We’re constantly working hard behind the scenes to bring fresh features to the app and keep improving all the ways we help you be your best self. Here are some other ways Clue can help you expand your health knowledge:
DISCOVER brand new articles on Clue's content tab that dive into the science of sex, PMS myths, and much more – and explore articles covering some of the taboo subjects that continue to cause controversy to this day. Also, make sure to listen to Season 2 of Hormonal, our fascinating podcast that explores hormones and their effects on our bodies and society.
UNLOCK more unique patterns of your menstrual cycle by subscribing to Clue Plus. In addition to full access to the content tab, you get an enhanced analysis of your recurrent symptoms and predictions for cramps, headaches, mood swings, energy levels, and more. This is an excellent way to understand how your cycle affects your body and mind and can help you live more in sync with your biology, not in spite of it.
SUPPORT us in our stance for inclusivity, science, and data privacy. We’re a progressive team trying to improve menstrual health awareness for everyone who menstruates. Clue is a leader of the Femtech movement and funds reproductive health research in collaboration with leading institutions.
On behalf of the devs and everyone here at Clue, thanks for your support throughout the year. We are thrilled to continue working hard behind the scenes to release new and exciting features in 2021 to help you understand your body and menstrual cycle better, and as always – the science behind it. If you’re enjoying the app, feel free to leave us a rating and review.
We’re also hiring - check out helloclue.com/jobs for openings..
Version 23.024 November 2020Thanks for using Clue! This update includes performance enhancements and bug fixes to make your cycle tracking more accurate and seamless. If you're enjoying the app, feel free to leave us a rating and review.
Here at Clue, our goal is to empower you with new knowledge about your body and your cycle that you can use every day. We’ve built more than just a period tracker app: we’re a trustworthy resource full of the menstrual and reproductive health information you need to make the right choices for your body. Subscribing to Clue Plus is an excellent way to take advantage of Clue’s quality content and features, and helps support an app that stands for science, data privacy, and inclusivity.
** How to make the most out of the Clue app by subscribing to Clue Plus: **
- Read up on the science of sex, a new educational bundle of articles that explores sex from a science-based perspective. Find them all in the content tab.
- Here’s another reason to track daily changes in your health: the more you track, the smarter Clue gets. Clue can start to identify recurrent symptoms in your cycle, including predictions for when you’re most likely to experience them. You can get forecasts for moods, cramps, energy levels, and much more.
- Access an entire menstrual health encyclopedia. We crammed all the information you need regarding your menstrual and reproductive health into one colorful hub in your content tab. There’s also an extensive resource there that covers LGBTQIA topics.
Clue is hiring! Check out our open positions on www.helloclue.com/jobs. We can't wait to hear from you!.
Version 22.010 November 2020Thanks for using Clue! We fixed a few additional bugs in this release which should make the app more stable, especially for those who had noticed the app freezing. Again, thanks for all the feedback and make sure to update to the latest version.
Our podcast Hormonal – a series where we dive into the fascinating world of hormones – just dropped a new episode, and it’s all about ‘The Pill.’ Where did this remarkable invention even come from? And when considering the history of remarkable inventions, how do we weigh the harm was done along the way? Listen to find out, and make sure to subscribe to Hormonal, wherever you get your podcasts.
Here at Clue, our goal is to empower you with new knowledge about your body and your cycle that you can use every day. We’ve built more than just a period tracker app: we’re a trustworthy resource full of the menstrual and reproductive health information you need to make the right choices for your body. Subscribing to Clue Plus is an excellent way to take advantage of Clue’s quality content and features, and helps support an app that stands for science, data privacy, and inclusivity.
Clue is hiring! Check out our open positions on www.helloclue.com/jobs. We can't wait to hear from you!.
Version 21.030 October 2020Thanks for using Clue! In this release, we fixed bugs that were causing the app to crash for some users. Make sure to update to the newest version so Clue runs smoothly for you again. You can always reach our support team through the app if you run into any trouble or need assistance.
Discover brand new articles on Clue's content tab that dive into the science of sex and explore some of the taboo subjects that continue to cause controversy to this day. Also, make sure to listen to the latest episode of Hormonal, our fascinating podcast that explores hormones and their effects on our bodies and society.
Hormonal is available wherever you get your podcasts, and make sure to subscribe to Clue Plus for full access to the content tab..
Version 20.014 October 2020Season 2 of our podcast Hormonal is finally here!
This season, we’re taking a deep dive into hormonal birth control and contraception, speaking to medical experts to learn more about some of the different methods that are shaping reproductive health. In the first episode of season 2, we look at the effects of hormonal birth control on your sex drive, self-image, and more. New episodes drop every Tuesday.
Subscribe to Hormonal, wherever you get your podcasts. (Apple, Spotify, Stitcher & Tune In)
This release also includes some bug fixes to keep your period tracking running as seamless as possible. If you're enjoying the app, feel free to leave us a rating and review!.
Version 19.030 September 2020Thanks for using Clue! We're constantly working hard behind the scenes to make your period tracking as seamless as possible. This update should enhance your experience and continue to help you unlock new knowledge about your body and your cycle. If you're enjoying the app, feel free to leave us a rating and review!
Have you explored Clue's new content tab? We’ve teamed up with our science writers and medical experts to create a hub for engaging, fact-checked articles on menstrual health and educational bundles – all designed to educate and empower you with a better understanding of your body. With a Clue Plus subscription, you’ll get access to the new content tab, as well as the full suite of features in the app..
