LadyOne
The short version
Everything you log stays on your phone. We have no servers, so there is nowhere for it to go.
If you turn on sync, it travels only through your own private cloud — your iCloud on iPhone, your Google Drive on Android — and we can’t see it.
No ads. No trackers. No third-party analytics. Nothing is ever sold or shared for profit.
You can erase everything — from the app, from your cloud, and from your phone’s health app — whenever you want.
Who we are
LadyOne (“the app”, “we”, “us”) is a women’s health app for iPhone and Android, covering cycle tracking, pregnancy, and an optional worship companion. It is operated by Orbit Next Labs L.L.C-FZ, based in the United Arab Emirates.
If you have any question about this policy or your privacy, you can reach a real person at [email protected].
Our approach
Your health record is one of the most personal things you keep. We built LadyOne so that it answers to you alone: your information lives on your device, not with us. We designed the app to work fully offline, without an account, and without ever asking you to trust a server with your body’s data — because there isn’t one.
The information LadyOne handles
You choose what to record. Nothing here is required, and you can leave any of it blank. Depending on what you use, the app may hold:
Cycle and symptoms
The days of your period, flow, symptoms, moods, and any notes you add.
Pregnancy
Your logged weeks, weight entries, movement and contraction sessions, checklist progress, and an ultrasound due date if you enter one.
Optional details
A name and date of birth, only if you add them — for example, on the doctor report.
Worship (optional)
If you turn on the worship companion, the settings and counts it needs to work.
This information is created by you, for you. The app does not ask for, and does not collect, your contacts, your location, your photos, or your identity.
Where your information lives
On your device
By default, everything you log is stored on your own phone and nowhere else. We operate no servers and keep no copy of your data.
Your private cloud
If you use the app on more than one device, or want a backup, it can sync through a cloud account that is yours, not ours. On iPhone that is Apple’s private iCloud storage, tied to your Apple Account. On Android it is a hidden folder of your own Google Drive that only this app can see, and what is placed there is encrypted with a passphrase you choose — we never receive that passphrase, and without it the file cannot be read by anyone, ourselves included. Either way your data sits in your private space, carried by Apple or Google and not by us. Their handling of it is covered by Apple’s Privacy Policy and Google’s Privacy Policy. You can turn sync off in the app or in your device settings at any time.
Your health app
The app can connect to your phone’s own health store — Apple Health on iPhone, Health Connect on Android — but only if you allow it. With your permission, LadyOne can read your recorded period days (so you don’t have to re-enter them) and write your periods back. It asks for menstruation data and nothing else: not your steps, your sleep, or your weight. This exchange happens only on your device — it never passes through us. You control this permission, and can withdraw it at any time in the Health app, in Health Connect, or in your device settings.
What we never do
We do not run servers that store your health data.
We do not show ads, and we include no advertising or tracking code.
We do not use third-party analytics, and we do not profile you.
We do not sell, rent, or trade your information — to anyone, ever.
The connections the app makes
LadyOne has no server of its own, so nothing you log is ever sent to us — there is nowhere for it to go. What it does speak to is the shop you installed it from. On both platforms the shop is asked whether you hold a LadyOne Plus subscription, because Apple’s and Google’s own purchase systems are the only way an app is allowed to sell one; the answer is about the purchase, never about you. On iPhone the app also asks Apple’s public App Store lookup service whether a newer version has been published — that request carries the app’s identifier and nothing else. On Android there is no such check, because Google Play does it instead.
And if — and only if — you turn sync on, the app talks to your own cloud: iCloud on iPhone, or a hidden folder of your own Google Drive on Android, where what it writes is a single encrypted file. That is the whole list. None of these connections carries your health data, none of them tells anyone who you are, and nothing else leaves your phone.
Children
LadyOne is intended for people old enough to manage their own health information. It is not directed at children under 13, and we do not knowingly collect information from them. Because everything you record stays on your own device, we never receive personal information from any user, whatever their age.
Your control
Because your data is yours and lives with you, you are always in charge of it:
Edit or delete
Any entry, at any time.
Erase everything
In one step — the app can remove your data from itself, from your cloud, and from your phone’s health app.
Turn features off
Sync, the health connection, and the worship companion are all optional.
How long we keep it
We don’t keep it at all — there is no server copy to keep. Your information stays on your device, and in your own cloud if you turned sync on, for as long as you choose — and is gone the moment you delete it.
Wherever you are
LadyOne speaks ten languages, with full right-to-left support in Arabic and Persian, and works the same offline wherever you use it. Because your data stays on your own device and in your own cloud, it is never transferred to us across any border.
Changes to this policy
If we change this policy, we will update the date at the top, and note anything significant inside the app. Continuing to use LadyOne after a change means you accept the updated policy.
Contact
Questions, concerns, or just want to check something? Write to [email protected] — a person will read it.
This policy describes LadyOne’s practices for its iPhone and Android apps. It does not cover any third-party service you may separately choose to use — such as Apple’s iCloud or Health, or Google Drive, Health Connect and Google Play — which are governed by those companies’ own terms.
We write this policy in English and translate it. If a translation and the English ever disagree, the English is the version that counts.