kegg Fertility Tracker + Free Fertility App | Discover Your Most Fertile Days | No Recurring costs | Predicts Fertile Window | Helps Exercise Pelvic Floor Muscles

After 5+ years of unexplained infertility, 6 failed medicated cycles, and 4 failed IUIs, I decided to try Kegg. We had previously gotten pregnant but lost our son at 22 weeks due to PPROM, and I also found out my AMH was 0.67 at 29. After using Kegg for just 3 cycles, we got a positive test! As a product, Kegg has been incredibly easy and quick to use, which made it realistic to stay consistent daily. The battery life is amazing! I’ve used it for 3 months, never had to charge it, and it still has about 30% remaining. Another huge plus is the Kegg support group. The community is very active, with women regularly sharing their charts. Being able to compare and follow tips from others made a big difference for me in understanding my own patterns. Overall, Kegg has been a really user-friendly and helpful tool in my journey.

This definitely worked. I got pregnant after the first use/cycle. I am now currently 8 weeks 1 day!

Unsure about fertility products so I used Kegg, Inito, and Oura simultaneously to see what worked and what didn’t. Kegg was cheaper, with only the upfront cost of the items and not having to buy expensive boxes of Inito’s hormone reading sticks. The item itself physically “worked”, it took my readings and downloaded easily, easy to use. But my readings never changed throughout the month…. Like never changed. It gave me a window for ovulation, but you can also just guess that based off my cycle history. This felt like a hoax with poor quality and never amounted to anything. While Inito and Oura were more expensive, they helped me time everything perfectly and understand easily what my body was going through to a T. I do not recommend Kegg whatsoever.

This tool is incredibly accurate! It is easy to use and only takes a few minutes. My NaProTechnology provider recommended it (if thinking about IVF, look into NaPro/Restorative Reproductive Medicine first!). I had been using the Creighton Method prior to ordering the kegg which is a manual process with a lot of room for error. This eliminated the need for the manual process and pegged my ovulation correctly per my BBT as tracked by the Oura ring. It would be useful for Oura ring to be integrated with the kegg app.

So my husband and I decided to start trying for a second child, we started in December. I was looking for fertility trackers and found Kegg and purchased it in February. This week I was supposed to get my period but was late. I took a pregnancy last night and this morning and both were positive!! So grateful for this tracker it helped pinpoint when I was most fertile

I have been struggling with infertility for 2 year this month. I had a miscarriage in 2024, which led to two D & C procedures. I then got diagnosed with Ashermans Syndrome and had to have a Hysteroscopy to removing scaring of my uterus in 2026. I used the kegg, combined with Pregmate and clears blue ovulation tests. As well as ,Pre-seed lubricant, and got my positive pregnancy test today. This is the first month of trying with the Kegg as well as the other tools. While using all testing options, the kegg aligned with what my ovulation tests are saying. For example, my peak ovulation day with the kegg matched my ovulation test with the clear blue and Pregmate. Obviously, I’m very early my pregnancy (less than four weeks), but I am thankful that these tools help me track everything. And if I weren’t to need to see a fertility specialist, I have data to show them as well.

Well this has picked up a 'fertility' impedance when my opks still haven't gone positive. Even though it's been a wavy score.. I still haven't hit a peak. Based on information available, opks might just not always be reliable for people with pcos. So I am showing a text book blunted ovulation based on the information this has given me. However, I am still on my first cycle. While you can't use the prediction for the first cycle. All of the other information like mucus and impedance remains relevant. So while i'm still like 'omfg where's my ovulation' we will see what happens in 2 weeks, if I get my period or am positive pregnancy test. If i'm 'late' with my period, i will come back and update with the actual results. So this 'did' record the impedance and mucus outside of my fertility window. Which should be around 80-85% accurate even though my bbt didn't spike (which happens when you have a blunted ovulation, your bbt can avoid showing a clear spike - but makes subtle changes instead aka a slow rise) Using 'all' available data from opk low recordings, bbt recordings, mucus recordings and impedance (using their numbers as a scale for record) a.i says that the above is the case. Even when premom keeps pushing my ovulation back and back because it relies only on bbt to confirm ovulation, needing a .4 minimal rise for 3 days.

I have PCOS and was worried this really wouldn’t help me since my cycle was all over the place coming off the pill. I went 80 days with out a cycle. I started a bunch of vitamins and supplements and decided to give kegg a try in November after finally having a period. I didn’t miss a single day using kegg, I was so excited! Then came emotions, thinking I was ovulating, but was not. After 53 days of following peaks and valleys and using LH strips (mainly to learn my cycle and fully trust kegg) I got a positive LH! We made sure to BD 3 days straight. 10 days later I got my POSITIVE!!! FIRST TIME USING KEGG! WITH PCOS! God is good, and this device saved us so much money and heart break! Baby boy due in Oct 💙