Reminder schedule
Set and keep track of the reminder time you choose for your routine.
ABOUT ESTROCLIC
A tracking app and educational resource for people taking combined or progestin-only birth control pills. One pill-specific place for your routine, your records, and the questions that come with them.
For the pill you take, not predictions about fertility or pregnancy.
WHY I CREATED ESTROCLIC

I created Estroclic because of a problem I was personally facing.
Contraceptive pills can feel like the big monster in the room. There is so much fear, criticism, and anxiety around them. But I would be lying if I didn't also talk about what the pill gave me.
My period pain used to be excruciating. I was never diagnosed with endometriosis, so I cannot say that was the cause. What I do know is that, at times, I wished I could remove my uterus just to make the pain stop.
Every cycle meant preparing for pain. Painkillers. More painkillers. Counting the days until it would happen again. My life had to bend around my period.
Then I started taking the pill. For me, that meant freedom from the excruciating pain and from structuring my life around those days every month. I no longer needed several rounds of painkillers just to get through them.
I loved living again.
That experience is part of why I care so deeply about building Estroclic. I don't believe the pill should be romanticized, and I don't believe it should be demonized either. It is medication. It comes with benefits, risks, questions, and deeply personal experiences.
Once I became a pill user myself, I noticed another problem: actually managing the pill could be confusing, stressful, and surprisingly unsupported.
That is the problem Estroclic was created to help solve.
This is my personal experience, not a promise about what the pill will do for someone else or a recommendation to start it.
THE EVERYDAY REALITY
There is the daily reminder. Where you are in the pack. Active and placebo pills. Starting the next pack and arranging a refill before you need it.
Then there are the questions that arrive between appointments: a late or missed pill, vomiting or diarrhea, bleeding, symptoms, medication interactions, or a trip across time zones.
Estroclic brings personal tracking and relevant general information into one pill-specific place. It helps you organize the details, not decide what is medically right for you.
WHAT THE APP HELPS YOU ORGANIZE
Set and keep track of the reminder time you choose for your routine.
Track the pills you log and your place in the pack, including active and placebo days for the supported path you select.
Keep refill timing visible alongside the routine you have recorded.
Keep private notes about events you choose to record in your own timeline.
Use practical planning tools when a time-zone change affects your routine.
Export personal records when you want to keep a copy or prepare for a conversation.
What Estroclic displays depends on the path and details you select. It is a personal organization tool, not a medical device or clinical service.
NEITHER ROMANTICIZED NOR DEMONIZED
Estroclic does not exist to persuade you to start taking the pill, stop taking it, love it, or fear it.
People have different experiences with hormonal contraception. A positive experience does not cancel out someone else's difficult one. Questions about benefits, side effects, risks, and alternatives deserve a conversation with a qualified healthcare professional.
Our role is practical: support people who use the pill with tools and clear information, while leaving personal medical choices with them and their healthcare professionals.
A DIFFERENT STARTING POINT
Cycle, fertility, and pregnancy tracking serve different needs. Estroclic starts with another one: you are taking a contraceptive pill and want a tool designed around that routine.
The app supports selected combined, traditional progestin-only, desogestrel progestin-only, and extended-cycle pill paths. It does not predict ovulation, fertility, pregnancy, or whether you are personally protected from pregnancy.
MORE THAN THE APP
Estroclic also publishes tools and general information to help people find and organize the details relevant to their own pill routine.
HOW WE APPROACH HEALTH INFORMATION
Our information is written for general education. We link to authoritative medical, public-health, and official product sources where they support a claim, use review dates, and update content when relevant official sources or product information change.
General information cannot answer every personal question. When your situation needs individual guidance, your exact medicine leaflet and a pharmacist or clinician are the right next step. We do not present educational content as individualized medical advice.
Read our editorial standardsWHAT ESTROCLIC DOES NOT DO
PRIVACY AND RESPONSIBLE DESIGN
We aim to minimize unnecessary data collection and avoid sending health details, calculator inputs, article text, or brand selections to analytics. You can read the current details in our Privacy Policy and control optional analytics through .
We review feedback and reported issues, and improve the app and resources when appropriate.
Estroclic can support a patient's personal record. It does not replace professional judgment or clinical care.
For cliniciansTell us if something is unclear, inaccurate, or out of date.
Contact EstroclicGET THE APP
Estroclic began with one person's experience. It is being built for the everyday details of yours: the reminder schedule, pack information, and personal records you choose to keep.
For questions about what to take, a missed dose, symptoms, or switching products, use your exact leaflet and speak with a pharmacist or clinician.
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