What are the main benefits of SoftOrbits Advanced Woman Calendar?
Cycle Tracking – Monitors menstrual dates with clear calendar views.
Fertility Forecast – Highlights ovulation, fertile, and low-risk days.
Health Notes – Records symptoms, moods, and personal observations.
Smart Reminders – Alerts users about periods and important dates.
Privacy Protection – Secures personal calendar data with password access.
Digital Reliability – Supports consistent personal planning over long-term use.
Download: SoftOrbits Advanced Woman Calendar
Cycle prediction -- Forecasts upcoming periods from your past cycles.
Fertility windows -- Marks ovulation, fertile and safe days.
Basal temperature chart -- Logs daily readings to confirm ovulation.
Gender planning -- Shows likely days for a boy or girl.
Core Capacity -- Covers Windows PC and Android devices.
Important -- Commercial use rights are not included here.
SoftOrbits Advanced Woman Calendar is a menstrual and ovulation calendar for Windows and Android that predicts fertile and safe days from the period dates you enter. It supports both conception planning and natural, hormone-free family planning.
Irregular-cycle support -- Predicts periods even when timing shifts.
Printable schedule -- View or print your color-coded calendar.
Conception timing -- Highlights your most fertile days clearly.
Hormone-free planning -- Flags lower-probability days for natural contraception.
Personal reminders -- Alerts for pills, temperature and vitamins.
Local tracking -- Keeps cycle notes on your device.
SoftOrbits Advanced Woman Calendar predicts your fertile and non-fertile days by analysing the period dates you record. After you enter the start dates of your recent cycles, it calculates your likely ovulation and displays each day in a color-coded calendar you can view or print. It also charts basal body temperature, so you can confirm ovulation with a real daily reading instead of an estimate alone. The same data can be used either to plan a pregnancy or to time natural, hormone-free contraception.
It suits women who track their cycle by hand and want the counting and ovulation math done automatically, including those with irregular cycles that are hard to predict manually. Because it works from your own recorded dates and an optional basal-temperature log, it helps both couples trying to conceive and anyone using fertility-awareness family planning. The printable calendar is also useful to bring to a gynaecologist, since it shows cycle length and pattern over time. It is a personal planning aid, not a clinical diagnostic tool.
The software includes a gender-planning feature that marks the days on which conceiving a boy or a girl is statistically more likely, based on how close intercourse is to ovulation. This is a timing-based probability aid, not a guarantee, and it works only when your ovulation date is estimated correctly from accurate cycle data. If your entries are irregular or incomplete, the fertile-window estimate widens and the gender guidance becomes less reliable. Treat it as an extra planning layer on top of the core fertile-day forecast.
Both are sold as separate products: a Windows desktop program and an Android mobile app that share the same core menstrual and ovulation tracking. The Windows version lets you view and print a full color-coded calendar, which is convenient for a paper copy or a doctor's visit. The Android app is built for logging cycle days, notes and reminders on the go, so many users pair it with the desktop version. Choose the Windows edition if desktop entry and printing matter to you, or the Android app if you mainly log from a phone.
Advanced Woman Calendar is a fertility-awareness and calendar tool, not a medical device or a guaranteed contraceptive. Calendar and basal-temperature methods estimate the fertile window from past data, so a change in cycle timing, illness or stress can shift real ovulation outside the predicted range. For that reason it should not be used as your only method of preventing pregnancy, and it does not replace an ovulation-kit or hormonal reading. The license also covers personal, non-commercial use only, so it is not intended for clinical or resale deployment.
The interface is available in English, Russian, French, German, Spanish and Italian. That lets you keep cycle notes and labels in your own language instead of translating them.
The Windows edition is a program you install and run locally on your PC, so daily cycle entry and calculations work without a live connection. It does include an update check that fetches newer versions when they are released.
| Operating Systems | Windows 11: Home / Pro / Education / Enterprise Windows 10: Home / Pro / Education / Enterprise Windows 8.1: Core / Pro / Enterprise Windows 8: Core / Pro / Enterprise Windows 7: Starter / Home Basic / Home Premium / Professional / Ultimate / Enterprise Windows Vista: Starter / Home Basic / Home Premium / Business / Enterprise / Ultimate Windows XP: Home / Professional Windows Server 2003: Standard / Enterprise / Datacenter / Web Windows 2000 |
| Processor | Windows-compatible PC. |
| Memory RAM | Not Specified. |
| Hard Disk | 8.25 MB for the official download package. |
| Display | Standard display compatible with the respective operating system. |
| Special Features | Menstrual cycle tracking. Ovulation day calculation. Fertile and non-fertile day calendar. Period prediction calendar. Baby gender planning support. Color-coded cycle calendar. |
| Note | Windows-only desktop software. No separate Microsoft .NET Framework, browser, or hardware driver dependency verified. Use only as a cycle tracking aid, not as a medical or contraceptive substitute. |