An interesting and useful medical consumer medical application for handheld computers, software for Palm or Windows mobile that allows women to track their ovulations to presumably fit some family planning into their electronic organiser...
From a press release
Dallas, TX (PRWEB) May 5, 2005 -- BEIKS LLC, the world leader in reference and language titles for mobile devices, announces it has launched a version of its popular Woman Calendar fertility tracker for Windows Mobile PDAs and updated the version for desktop PCs with several new features. Woman Calendar aims to help women and families practicing Natural Family Planning by enabling them to accurately predict fertility and period cycles. Whether the goal is to become pregnant or avoid pregnancy, plan a trip or simply keep away from the artificial chemical contraceptives, the Woman Calendar offers a convenient and powerful means to efficiently manage a “natural family planning lifestyle.”
Anyone with a Windows-based desktop or laptop computer can use the PC version of Woman Calendar for natural family planning, enabling users to record information regarding menstrual cycles, OB/GYN appointments, personal notes, and other information that can be used to make wise decisions. Depending on the ovulation prediction method (temperature or calendar) selected by the user, the Woman Calendar will chart the results and predict current and future fertility and period dates. Woman Calendar will also print the standard ovulation charts such as the ones used by OB-GYN doctors.
For those with active lifestyles or who travel regularly, it is even more convenient to carry Woman Calendar on a handheld computer. Palm OS users have relied upon Woman Calendar for years, and now Windows Mobile Pocket PC device users will also be able to record and track their fertility cycles accurately with the newly released Woman Calendar for Pocket PC. The mobile versions of Woman Calendar combine mobile data access with the ability to synchronize data between the handheld and Windows PC versions, allowing users to maintain and access their records anytime/anywhere.
“More and more people turn to Natural Family Planning every day for making wise decisions about when and how to have children,” said Svilen Stoyanov, product manager for Woman Calendar at BEIKS LLC. “Software applications for ovulation calendars and fertility prediction help individuals take better control of their lives. Amazingly, a large percentage of our customers who have purchased Woman Calendar are men, demonstrating that they are very involved in the family planning decisions in their households.”
The stand-alone Windows version of Woman Calendar retails for $19.95, while the handheld versions retail for $14.95. A bundle of the Windows version with a handheld version retails for $24.95.
Woman Calendar can be found, downloaded and purchased from the product page on the BEIKS Web site at http://www.beiks.com/woman.
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