Teena is designed to be a teen's own device, not another screen for a parent to manage. Simple to learn, private by design.
One button. Press when a period starts, press again when it ends. Teena remembers.
On-device display shows recent cycles and next-expected dates. No account, no login, no phone required.
The free companion app walks through body changes, cycle basics, and questions teens actually ask, at an age-appropriate level.
Most period-tracking apps monetize young users through ads, in-app purchases, or data sharing. That is not the right first relationship with cycle tracking.
Teena is a one-time purchase. It never uploads a teen's cycle data. Parents keep more peace of mind, teens keep more privacy, and both keep more control.
Read about our approach to teen dataTeena is designed for teens with their first or early cycles, typically ages 11 to 17. The educational content is written for that age range. Younger teens usually use it with a parent for the first few cycles.
No. Teena works completely on-device. A free educational app is available separately for the body-literacy content, but it does not sync cycle data. No account, no login, no upload.
Yes. We offer Mother-Daughter bundles pairing Teena with Daysy or Lady-Comp at a bundle price. See bundles on the shop page.
No. Teena is a period tracker, not a fertility monitor or contraceptive. It logs cycle start and end dates and helps teens see their own patterns. For fertility tracking with BBT precision, Daysy and Lady-Comp are the family's fertility devices.
Teena is $99, one-time. Free US shipping. 30-day money-back guarantee. Four colors: pink, blue, violet, yellow.
Add Teena to cart · $99Body literacy starts with the first cycle.