billingsMentor® 4.3

billingsMentor® serves as a comprehensive tool for monitoring, recording, and interpreting fertility symptoms in accordance with the Billings Method. It is suitable for individuals aiming to conceive or avoid pregnancy, regardless of cycle regularity. The application facilitates adherence to the Billings Method through several features:

• Guidance in accurately recording fertility symptoms;
• Automatic generation of personal fertility charts;
• Analysis of symptoms and determination of fertility status on each day;
• Detection of Peak days within cycles and prediction of menstruation;
• Options to manually override and mark Peak days;
• Identification of the Basic Infertile Pattern (BIP), including cases with normal or long cycles such as during breastfeeding;
• Ability to manually override and define the BIP;
• Implementation of the 1-2-3 counting rule pertaining to changes from the BIP before Peak days;
• Reminders for waiting periods post-intercourse during the pre-Peak phase.

The platform incorporates an underlying fertility interpreter—Ovulation Mentor—which has been ranked as the most accurate among analyzed fertility awareness applications, as documented in: this study.

The software supports multiple languages, including English, Spanish, French, Portuguese, Russian, Chinese, and Arabic within a single download.

billingsMentor® presents fertility status visually using a simplified bar chart that integrates the rules of the Billings Method, avoiding the conventional stamps or symbols. This intuitive interface is particularly user-friendly for beginners; however, an option remains to utilize traditional stamp or symbol formats if preferred.

For tablet users, it is recommended to access the service via the web interface for optimal functionality.

As a web-based service, billingsMentor® stores all submitted data securely on its servers. This ensures that your current fertility chart is accessible from any device—mobile, tablet, or desktop—and can be recovered if your device is lost or stolen.

Users are required to agree to a privacy policy when initiating use of the service.

Reference: The Billings Method, by Dr. Evelyn Billings and Dr. Ann Westmore, Penguin Books, first published 1980; new edition 2011.