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Ovusoft Fertility Software

Publisher: Ovusoft
Virus scanned Windows Free to try
Download v1.6 14.6K downloads
Version1.6
Publisher Ovusoft
Release dateNov 7, 2008
Date addedMar 15, 2004
Os requirementsWindows 95, Windows 2000, Windows 98, Windows Me, Windows, Windows XP, Windows NT
RequirementsWindows 95/98/Me/NT/2000/XP
Total downloads14,563
PriceFree to try

Description

Ovusoft can help you reduce the time to conceive by half and can help identify potential fertility issues at an earlier stage. It has been cleared by the FDA as a diagnostic device and is based on the best-selling book

Taking Charge of Your Fertility

and endorsed by the book's author, Toni Weschler, MPH. Ovusoft identifies when you are fertile, when you have ovulated, and when you are pregnant. It projects future fertility and ovulation to help you plan your pregnancy in advance. It analyzes and charts your fertility using basal temperature, cervical fluid, an ovulation kit, and/or electronic fertility monitor observations. It keeps track of your medications and other personal observations, as well. You may optionally post your charts online to share with your health-care provider, family, or members of your online community.

Review

Editor review

If you're planning (or avoiding) life with baby, this software will help you better understand when you're ready to conceive. Ovusoft Fertility Software acts as a daily diary to track temperature, cervical fluid, and other triggers so you can establish monthly patterns to best gauge your fertility. The interface is very straightforward, with "good" times marked brightly in pink; when you click a day, a pop-up box displays information or fields you then can fill in with the appropriate data. A clear and thorough manual helps walk you through the steps of using the program. All records can be password-protected, yet you also have the option of posting charts online to share with family or medical practitioners. Overall, this is a useful program for anyone looking to conceive.

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