Writer and journalist from Barcelona who calls California home. She'll openly admit to having seen The Wire four times. She has a mild-to-severe addiction to chocolate and book adaptations to the ...

Clue helps you understand your body's reproductive cycle. Photo: Ian Fuchs/Cult of Mac For the last few years, health has been a key focus area for Apple. Fitness tracking, sleep tracking, nutrition ...

One of the best period-tracking apps out there, Clue, recently announced a feature that should be groundbreaking for people who don't menstruate but still experience cyclical health changes. The app ...

The femtech revolution has boomed in the last few years, with some of these period tracking apps receiving over a million downloads, suggesting they have become a necessary tool for women worldwide.

Clue, the Berlin-based company behind the eponymous artificial intelligence-powered menstrual cycle-tracking app, is making its database of deidentified information from 11 million global users ...

Femtech company Clue, which offers an app focused on menstrual cycle tracking and reproductive health, announced it is partnering with digital mental health company Headspace to provide Clue Plus ...

“Track your period and train smarter.” That was the promise of FitrWoman, an app I downloaded on my phone last fall. I’d decided to try it out because my fitness level seemed to drop off precipitously ...

Exhausted and disoriented, I arrive tempest-tossed on the shores of our dystopia to tell you the good news: Apps are birth control now. On Monday, the period-tracking app Clue announced that it had ...

The femtech revolution has boomed in the last few years, with some of these period tracking apps receiving over a million downloads, suggesting they have become a necessary tool for women worldwide.