Muhammadjon Yakhyoev

My wife was using Flo but hated that it required an account, uploaded her data to servers, and had zero understanding that menstruation directly affects her daily prayers. When I looked around, every period tracker was built for a Western secular audience. Tens of millions of Muslim women manage cycle tracking, prayer schedules, and Islamic rulings across 3-4 separate apps — or just memory.

What Ayol does:

🔒 All core data stays on-device — no accounts, no servers
📅 Cycle tracking + ovulation + pregnancy tools
🕌 Prayer times that auto-pause during menstruation
🏋️ Workout planner that adapts to your cycle phase
👣 Step counter, water tracking, daily journal
🔐 App lock (PIN/Face ID) — nobody sees your data
🌐 4 languages: Uzbek, Russian, Turkish, English
✈️ Works fully offline What makes it different from Flo/Clue:

The key insight — for millions of women, menstruation isn't just biology. It changes what you do spiritually every single day (prayer pauses, fasting rules, ghusl timing). No Western app will ever prioritize this because they don't see it. Ayol treats the spiritual and biological rhythm as one thing, because for these women it already is.

Built with:

React Native + Expo, local-first architecture, Gemini for the AI companion, zero analytics on health data.

What's next:

Pregnancy mode (week-by-week tracking) and Arabic localization are coming soon.

I'd love your feedback — what would you want to see next? Happy to answer any questions about the privacy model, tech stack, or anything else 👇

nice products, all in one place, good way organise all subscriptions by one shot