The fertility tracker Daysy explained
Discover our Daysy tutorials: easy-to-follow step-by-step guides, practical tips, and clear explanations to help you use your Daysy to its fullest. Learn everything about measurements, the app, and cycle analysis.
Cycle Knowledge That Takes You Further
Dive deeper: learn how to distinguish menstruation from ovulation bleeding, observe cervical mucus correctly, and interpret temperature charts with confidence.
Here you'll find all Daysy tutorials
Here you'll find all Daysy tutorials – clear, practical, and suitable for every experience level. Whether you're just getting started or want to deepen your knowledge: the tutorials guide you through every step.
The Basics: Using Daysy Correctly
The first tutorials cover everything you need for a confident start: How do you set up Daysy? How do you take your temperature correctly in the morning? How do you sync your data to the DaysyDay App? The videos are short, clear, and focused on what matters.
Understanding the DaysyDay App
A dedicated tutorial section covers the DaysyDay App. You'll learn how to read your temperature curve, how to log additional observations, and how the app helps you understand your cycle over time. The app is free with no subscription required.
Advanced Topics: Cycle Analysis
The deep-dive section goes further: How do you distinguish menstruation from ovulation spotting? What does the temperature curve tell you after ovulation? How do you observe cervical mucus – and what does it mean in combination with your temperature? These tutorials are for anyone who wants more than just a traffic light.
When Does Daysy Show Green – When Red?
The traffic light system is intuitive, but it's worth understanding how it works. The tutorials explain what's behind red, green, and yellow – and why yellow during the learning phase is completely normal and nothing to worry about.
Free, Practical, Always Up to Date
All tutorials are free to access and regularly updated. Get to know your Daysy inside out – and make the most of your tracking.