Plate check
Photograph a meal and see the iron on it, plus what on the plate helps or blocks absorption.
Cycle and iron tracking
Fe is iron. Every period costs some. Ferritin keeps count.
The period tracker that counts iron. Log your cycle, see what each period costs in iron, and keep your ferritin results on the same timeline.
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Early access for iPhone and Android.
You sleep eight hours and wake up tired.
The stairs feel steeper than they used to.
There is more hair in the brush.
You are cold when everyone else is fine.
You lose words halfway through a sentence.
And you have been told it is stress.
It might be iron.
Iron carries oxygen to every cell, and oxygen is how your cells make energy. When your stores run low, nothing fails all at once. You fade slowly, and it is easy to blame everything else: work, sleep, age, your own willpower.
Not sleepy, drained. A full night of sleep and you still start the day on empty.
Rereading the same line, losing words, a head that feels full of cotton.
Your heart racing on a climb that used to be nothing.
More hair in the shower and the brush, and nails that split.
Cold hands and feet in a warm room, when nobody else is.
Less patience and less joy, with no reason you can point to.
Heavy legs, slow recovery, progress that stops.
An urge to move your legs just as you try to fall asleep.
These signs have other causes too. They are a reason to ask for a blood test, not a diagnosis.
Focus that runs out by mid-afternoon.
Training that stops paying off.
Less patience with the people you love.
Evenings and weekends spent recovering.
Close to1 in 3
women aged 15 to 49 has anaemia worldwide. Iron deficiency is its most common cause, and it starts long before anaemia does: haemoglobin is the last number to fall.
It is not in your head.
It might be in your blood.
A ferritin test shows your iron stores. ferritin.ai keeps the result, counts what each period costs and helps you rebuild.
A typical period takes about
15mg
of iron with it. A heavy one, twice that or more.
Most of the body's iron is in the blood, so every period takes some with it.
Low iron builds up quietly over years and usually turns up in a blood test taken for tiredness.
Textbook averages. Your own figure depends on your flow, and Ferritin labels it as an estimate.
How it works
Most cycle apps stop at predicting the next date. Ferritin answers the question underneath it: is my cycle running my iron down?
Log your period the way you already do. Every logged period gets an iron estimate, so a heavy month becomes a number.
Food and supplements are logged against the loss, so you can see whether a month was covered.
Ferritin and haemoglobin sit on the cycle timeline, so a recheck is a date in the calendar and not something remembered at the next bout of tiredness.
The 28 days
The app
Real screens from the app, with demo data. Today shows your iron stores against your goal and plans the day around them: iron meals, coffee timed to stay out of the way, iron at bedtime. Labs keeps every result on one line, with the trend toward your goal and the date to recheck.



Inside the app
Photograph a meal and see the iron on it, plus what on the plate helps or blocks absorption.
Keep your coffee. ferritin.ai moves your iron around it, so the two stop meeting.
A photo or PDF of your report becomes numbers on your timeline, each with its date and the unit your lab uses.
When ferritin stops rising, a short check looks at timing, tea, inflammation and absorption, then lists questions for your doctor.
Your periods, labs and supplements on one page, ready to share before an appointment.
Scan the label and log the dose your doctor gave you. Ferritin never sets one.
Honest numbers
The iron figure comes from the flow you log. The screen says it is an estimate, right beside the number.
A blood test does that. ferritin.ai keeps the result, explains it in plain words and tells you when it is worth asking your doctor.
Ferritin logs what you take and helps you time it. It never tells you how much to take.

The Iron Guide
Everything Ferritin is built on, in one illustrated PDF: how iron moves, which numbers matter, what to eat and when, how supplements are used well, and what to check when your iron stores will not move.
US$9.99 · PDF · 73 pages · in English · yours to keep
A period tracker that counts iron. It logs your cycle, estimates the iron each period costs, tracks the food and supplements that replace it, and keeps your ferritin results on the same timeline.
Often like tiredness that sleep does not fix, brain fog, breathlessness on stairs, hair shedding, cold hands and feet, low mood or restless legs at night. These signs have other causes too, so they are a reason to ask for a blood test, not a diagnosis. A ferritin test shows your iron stores.
Most of the body's iron is in the blood, so every period takes some with it: around 15 mg in a typical month, twice that or more in a heavy one. Low iron builds up quietly over years. With the loss and the refill side by side, the trend shows before you feel it.
No. It is an estimate from the flow you log, and the app says so beside the number. Only a blood test measures your iron.
Ferritin is the protein that stores iron. A ferritin blood test is the usual way to check your iron stores. ferritin.ai keeps every result on your timeline, with the date and the unit your lab uses: µg/L and ng/mL are the same number.
No. A blood test and a clinician do that. ferritin.ai explains your numbers in plain words, keeps them in one place and tells you when a result is worth taking to your doctor.
No. Your dose comes from your doctor or the label you were given. Ferritin logs what you take and helps you time it around coffee, tea and calcium.
Ferritin is in early access for iPhone and Android. Join the waitlist and we will write when it opens.
Early access
Join the waitlist for early access to Ferritin on iPhone and Android.
You are on the list. We will write when Ferritin opens.
Early access for iPhone and Android.