For first cycle journeys
A gentle, educational period tracker designed for parents and their daughters. No chat, no feeds, no ads. Install today!







Designed specifically for those experiencing their first periods
Created with care by parents who understand your concerns
No chat, no feeds, no ads. Just a safe space to track
Educational content that explains changes with kindness
Periods, cramps, puberty — anything you want to know. Get a warm, maternal answer in seconds.

Verônica & Rômulo
Our Story
Soso started two years before our daughter's first period. She was 8 when we noticed the first changes in her body — and we couldn't find anything made for that.
So we built it.
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🌸 A Gentle and Empowering App for Young Girls (and Parents)
This app is such a beautiful idea. Created by parents together with their teenage daughter, it truly understands what young girls need when they’re just starting their period journey. It helps girls track their cycles, understand their bodies, and learn what to expect — all in a way that feels safe, friendly, and age-appropriate. What I love most is how thoughtfully it addresses moods, body changes, and practical tips, including guidance on period products, without ever feeling overwhelming or uncomfortable. It’s exactly the kind of support I wish I had when I was that age. The option for parents to be involved is also a huge plus. It makes this app not only great for girls, but also incredibly helpful for parents who want to educate, support, and have better conversations with their daughters during puberty. A wonderful tool for young girls to feel informed, confident, and supported — and for parents to feel reassured that the information their children are getting is appropriate and empowering.
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