How do you take note of your period?✍️

In the first episode of The Digital Period, we talked about how personal and intimate period tracking can be, and how apps sometimes erase that individuality by offering pre-packaged experiences.

Do you use a period app? Or have you built your own system? I’d love to hear.

🎧 Listen to Episode 1 through the link in bio and join the conversation now!
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What does your period tracking app say about you? 👀

In the prologue of The Digital Period, I reflect on how period apps shape our experience of menstruation along with the assumptions, limitations and power dynamics behind it.

🎙️Click the link in my bio to catch this episode, and follow along!

What’s your experience with period apps? I would love to hear your stories in the comments💬

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Why talk about period apps? 🤔

I started The Digital Period because I wanted to examine how deeply personal technologies like period tracking apps can shape our lives, our choices, and our sense of self.

These apps aren’t just tools. They’re intimate systems of measurement 📈
They collect data, reflect cultural norms, and often embed assumptions about our bodies and our needs.

In the prologue, I reflect on how this project began and why these conversations are important to reclaim agency in digital spaces.

👉Tap the link in bio to listen in! Now available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and more :)

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