Oja Fertility

Oja Fertility is your partner in fertility health and family building — from wellness to fertility and beyond. JOURNEY Track your cycle: periods, symptoms, mood, basal body temperature and more, with ovulation and fertile-window predictions that learn from your logs. Track your pregnancy, whether natural, IVF or IUI: due date, week-by-week progress, symptoms, weight, blood pressure, kick counts and tests, with high-risk conditions noted so your care team can see them. MEDICATIONS Keep every medicine and prescription in one place — dosage, timing, start and end dates — and log each dose as taken or skipped. DAILY LOG AND VITALS Note how you feel each day: mood, energy, sleep, symptoms, water and activity. Record vitals and watch trends over time. CARE Find fertility doctors, coaches and clinics, filter by what you need, and book a consultation. Your health information is shared with a provider only when you book, and only with your consent. ASK OJA Ask questions in plain language, by typing or by voice, and get answers grounded in Oja's own reviewed fertility content. Ask Oja is an information tool, not a doctor. YOUR DATA, YOUR CONTROL • Add family members and emergency contacts • Export a copy of your data at any time • Delete your account from the app; your data is erased after a short grace period • Lock the app with Face ID or fingerprint • No ads, no data sold, no third-party analytics Oja Fertility is built in India for people on the path to parenthood. It is for adults (18+). Important: Oja Fertility provides general information and self-tracking tools. It does not provide medical advice, diagnosis or treatment, and it is not a substitute for consultation with a qualified healthcare professional. Consultations booked through Oja are provided by independent practitioners. Privacy Policy: https://ojafertility.com/privacy Terms: https://ojafertility.com/terms Delete your account: https://ojafertility.com/delete-account Notes: every claim maps to a shipped screen; the "no ads / no analytics" line is true for this build and is exactly what the Data safety form says — drop it if you ever add an analytics SDK. Keep "Fertility" in the app name as you have it; don't repeat keywords in the description (metadata policy).