A local-first tracker for doses, labs, measurements, and how you actually feel. No account, no cloud — nothing ever leaves your phone.
No servers to trust, because there aren't any. Calluna runs entirely on your device.
No sign-up, no analytics, no cloud. Just you and your data, on your phone.
Reminders say only “Evening check-in” — never the medication. Discreet by default.
Passphrase-protected files you control. There’s no recovery — it’s yours alone.
Two-tap logging, streaks that keep you going, and supply that warns you before you run out — not after.
Log estradiol, testosterone, and more against your own reference bands. Each analyte becomes a trend over time — Calluna shows you the shape of your levels and never judges a single number.
Every reminder is deliberately vague on the lock screen. It says “Evening check-in” and nothing else — your medication is never named where someone could glance at it.
An axolotl that wears your mood. Tap a face from Low to Great, set your energy, flag what’s notable — good sleep, bloating, energized — and leave a note for future you. Ten seconds, and like everything in Calluna, it never leaves the device.
A body map you actually tap — pick your waist, chest, hips, and Calluna shows you exactly where to measure. Every number becomes a gentle trend over time. No goals, no comparisons, no “ideal” — just your own change, kept on your device.
Calluna never grades you. It shows you the shape of your own change over time — and quietly surfaces what tends to move it.
Calm is the default. Then there’s the rest of you — each Pride theme shipped with its own short history.
Plus the full Pride flag collection below — every one, each with its own history.
Every flag, with its own history — all 22.
Right now hundreds of bills are moving through statehouses aimed at trans healthcare, IDs, and the right to exist on a form — with federal directives pushing the same from the top. The count changes weekly; the trackers below keep the running tally. When your hormones, your labs, your name change sit on some company's server, they're one breach, one subpoena, one policy shift away from people who'd use them against you.
Calluna doesn't have a server. No account to leak, no cloud to raid, nothing to hand over — because there's no “we” holding your data. It lives encrypted on your phone and stays there. Not a feature on the side. The whole point.
Made by us, for us — because we're the ones tired of trusting our most sensitive records to companies that were never built to protect us. No investors, no growth metrics. A tool that does its job and shuts up.
Built for trans people, by people who get it. Works offline, installs to your home screen, and asks for nothing.