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Faye is FREE. Not "free-to-start".
No hidden paywalls, NO ADS, no subscription nagging, no "premium features" bait-and-switch.
Just exceptional privacy-first cycle tracking.
Faye.health retweeted
I have a HUGE product announcement! 🎉 Today, I'm launching Teda.dev, an AI app builder that turns your ideas into working apps in minutes.
I’ve spent all my nights and weekends in the past month building this, and seeing it come to life still gives me chills.
I’ve built a lot of things, but this has challenged me the most.
This is my first iteration of Teda, and it would make me the happiest person if you tried it out via teda.dev
I really appreciate your support and look forward to hearing your feedback!
Faye is not a growth hack. It’s not VC-funded or for-profit. It’s built by someone who believes your health data should belong to you and only you.
Even though data stays on your device, we know you'll get new phones eventually.
You can export and back up your menstrual data to your personal cloud storage or transfer directly between devices anytime.
It's one click.
Read Faye's privacy policy: faye.health/privacy-policy
Faye is one of the few period-tracking apps where your data actually stays with you.
No accounts. No hidden syncing. No silent AI.
Just local-first logging with real transparency.
Faye.health retweeted
Finally, tech catches up to common sense. Faye introduces a menstrual tracking app placing privacy at the core—because your cycle should be predictable, not your data. #CycleOfTrust faye.health/period-tracker
Faye.health retweeted
"So I built the thing I couldn’t find. I put it out there.
And I’m sharing this, not as a launch or a pitch.
Just as a note from someone who built something they believe in, and is now standing in the quiet, hoping it might matter to someone else too."
It's a 100% free app that I gain nothing from. Except for the peace of mind that the women in my life now have a privacy-first option for tracking their menstrual health."




