Rawdah: Islamic Period Tracker

Rawdah is a private Islamic period tracker built for Muslim women. Track your menstrual cycle, understand your current status, and keep cycle and worship information together in one calm, offline-first app. CHOOSE YOUR MADHHAB Select Hanafi, Shafi'i, Maliki or Hanbali guidance. Rawdah uses your chosen madhhab when presenting cycle and worship guidance around hayd, tuhr, possible istihadah, purity signs, ghusl, prayer, fasting, Qur'an and qadha. When a situation cannot be determined safely from the information logged, Rawdah tells you to review it rather than pretending certainty. TRACK YOUR CYCLE Log period days, flow, spotting, symptoms, mood, pain, notes and hydration. See your calendar, cycle history, estimates and insights, and correct past entries whenever needed. WORSHIP & PURITY Keep your cycle and worship needs together with madhhab-aware guidance, purity and ghusl support, qadha fasting records and helpful reminders. Sensitive notification wording is designed with privacy in mind. PRIVATE BY DESIGN No account. No ads. No subscription. No cloud storage. Your cycle data stays on your device. Add a PIN or biometric privacy lock, create local backups, restore your data and export it whenever you choose. LEARN WITH CONFIDENCE Explore clear educational content covering menstruation, purity, discharge, ghusl and worship. Rawdah also includes a First Period Guide with calm, practical information for those learning about periods for the first time. MADE FOR REAL LIFE Use Rawdah offline, customise the app with multiple Vibes, import supported cycle data, manage reminders and keep your cycle information in one private place. Rawdah is designed for Muslim women who want more than a standard period tracker — combining menstrual cycle tracking, Islamic worship guidance and privacy without advertising or cloud accounts. Rawdah provides educational and organisational guidance only. It is not medical advice and does not issue fatwas. For medical concerns, speak to a qualified healthcare professional. For personal religious rulings, consult a qualified scholar.