She chooses what to share
She adds cycle information, mood and preferences, then decides exactly what her partner can see.
Lights On turns cycle awareness into simple, thoughtful action—so one partner feels understood and the other knows how to show up, without guessing.
Most partners want to be supportive. But cycle awareness rarely becomes something practical. One person still has to explain, remind and ask. The other is left trying to read the room.
Lights On bridges that gap with small, specific guidance shaped around the relationship.
“I want to support you. I just don’t always know what would actually help.”
Set it up together, then let Lights On quietly support the relationship in the background.
She adds cycle information, mood and preferences, then decides exactly what her partner can see.
Each day brings one simple, practical action shaped by her preferences and current phase.
Support becomes more natural, communication carries less pressure and both partners spend less time guessing.
Real app views show how guidance, preferences and phase context work together without exposing more than either partner chooses to share.
One useful prompt that turns good intent into thoughtful action.
A private space to set signals and preferences on her terms.
Guidance reflects what genuinely helps—not generic assumptions.
Simple phase-aware insight without pretending to be a medical tool.
Suggestions adapt to her preferences, context and cycle phase.
She decides what is shared and can disconnect whenever she chooses.
Set preferences in a few minutes, then let Lights On carry the mental load.
Reminders are designed to feel like care—not pressure or obligation.
Travel-aware context keeps suggestions useful when routines change.
No ads, no public profiles and no sale of personal data.
Sharing should always feel voluntary, reversible and safe. Lights On is built around clear consent and simple controls—not silent access.
Download Lights On for Android, or join the list for iPhone early access and product updates.