I use an app on my smartphone, otherwise I would definitely try this program. Like Amber states, it can be very useful for a woman to track her cycle. For me, it often explains why I have a headache or backpain (PMS), and my husband knows not to take my grouchyness personally ;)
As for the natural birth control, it can be done, but it takes more than counting days or tracking body temp. If you really want to try it, I suggest reading Christiane Northrup's books.

I raelly can use, thank

Hmmm feel a responsibility to chime in, as one of the few regular women here - NO pun intended ha ha. Some of you guys sound as befuddled about this offering as you were about girl-parts way back when, or not so long ago perhaps...

It can be helpful to track your cycle in general, and on a macro level, cycles are generally regular enough to be tracked. Obviously individuals will vary, but cycle tracking has a long and helpful history, and is usually the first thing a woman is asked about by her doctor when she visits for any related problems. Being on the pill doesn't eliminate the usefulness of knowing when you are ovulating. If a cycle is wildly irregular, there may be health or stress issues that need to be looked at. Knowing when you ovulate can be an aid, along with medical advice, to conception. Knowing when you ovulate could be dangerous for people who think that that specific knowledge is going to prevent conception - don't count on it. However, knowing when you ovulate ALONG WITH REGULAR VIABLE BIRTH CONTROL can provide an extra measure of security - theoretically you should not be able to get pregnant outside of the two weeks surrounding ovulation, when the egg is no long present or no longer viable.

Women often use a calendar to note down their cycles, then count up days in between and find averages between start and stop, length of cycle, and other information. There is no reason why a computer software program couldn't be an aid to this activity which is basic counting and math.

Finally, some of you gentlemen, please try to withhold your uncontrollable guffaws when software is presented aimed primarily at women. Creating female friendlier environments online and in the tech world benefits everyone.

I'm not going to download and try it out as I have issues which render it useless for me. But as usual, Thanks developers and GAOTD!

No need for this software thanks to a vasectomy some 40 years and secondly because .. well that was 40+ years ago! So I should vote this down? Hell no! If nothing else, some years ago it would have served to tell me when it was time to get out of Dodge! Priceless! Thanks to the developers who provide such a great service to those wise enough to use it!

I have last years version which was also offered free here. I works as guide but the best thing to use is a regular calendar. Mark your calender days 10-18 after the first day of your menstrual cycle. If you are trying to get pregnant days 12-16 would be your best shot at getting pregnant. I have used this system for the last 20 years of my life and have never had an on wanted pregnancy. This is a perfect system for you gentlemen who are not ready to take on the responsibility of parenthood. Over all I give the application a 9.

My now X-wife used to track her ovulation periods by hand on her own specific calendar because she could not take the pill due to health problems. So this method of birth control works very well because I never had to wear a raincoat & she knew how to improvise when the time was not correct I would assume that this software would be great for someone that didn't want to use a calender to do it by hand.

So ladies, ignore the men's comments for its not a part of their problem, so they think! Good luck to all those that try it & use it.

This program could reduce marital stress by allowing husbands to find out in advance which days they would be rejected by their wives.

Tricky one this.
Karl says that the software works.
AliRut has noticed the obvious competing technology.
I won't download it because my girlfriend is on the pill.

So how do we review this software?

Will Consuela or SoftwareChick (?) come back in nine months and tell us if it is thumbs up or down?

I'm not particularly interested in this tech at the moment, but won't smart watches do something similar to this in a few years? Maybe... I dunno, I'm slightly stoned, but... if a cellphone can arrange your jogging or your diet or your workout or your music playlist with an app; would it be so hard for a smart watch to measure a menstrual/hormonal cycle?

Anyway. Thanks as always to GAOTD and the dev. (Although, in this case? I'm sure stuff like a healthy diet, regular exercise and basic organization combined with regular and/or less-regular sex - depending on the outcome you're aiming for - is an easier way of achieving/not achieving pregnancy).

(Please see suggestion above).

Every advanced Woman will be over the moon with this I just hope they can find an advanced man like myself so they can benefit lol.

The negative votes seem to indicate the majority of computer software and hardware junkies are predominately male.

These kinds of programs are based upon the thinking that a woman's cycle is predictable. Let me clue all of you men in on something: THEY'RE NOT. My wife mocks these programs, and takes delight in telling me "Your program is wrong.....AGAIN". Obviously, men are the ones behind today's Giveaway. No woman in her right mind would ever have anything to do with such software.

Today is International Women’s Day so this is a timely offer. Have a lovely day ladies.
Michael

Well, from my point of view, it's only fair and progressive, we're offered this kind of "alternative" software. Unfortunately, I can't find use for it, but I really hope, this is just the piece of software, someone else wanted - or got to know the existense of. Thanks for the offer - and have a nice Sunday......and don't forget to make love out there ;-)

Can't blame a body for wanting to make money via the web, but this is a bit weak. There are so many different ways available to do this it is unbelievable that anyone would need this app.

Suggest another round of R&D for a better niche product. This one is not going to make them rich. It works as claimed on my lowly laptop, but so would yet another calendar app.

I have no idea why this software has so many negative votes (11%!). Is it because it promotes natural birth control instead of artificial one? Does that mean that the software is not political correct and those who vote negative are politically very correct?

I'll pass this one and wait for the Men's Calendar... ;-)

Already have one - its called a Diary

Installed and registered without problems on a Win 8.1.3 Pro 64 bit system. A clean install.

A Russian company with phone&fax.

It's women's day...

We had had a previous version Advanced Woman Calendar 5.2 one year ago Here are the old reviews:
http://www.giveawayoftheday.com/advanced-womancalendar/

I hope the new version was not needed because of errors in the calculation routines...

An interface opens, which is believed to be loved by women, pink and stylish. The basic is the ovulation calendar, added is a simple, stupid horoscope in English and Russian language, a reminder for - think what you want - and statistics.

You can imagine, that I have no real use for this. For our female readers it can make some sense - as a private calender with statistics. Whether it helps to define the male/female sex or a pregnancy it all? There are other forum to discuss this matter.

From the point a software reviewer - it does what it claims. The rest is believing.

Uninstalled via reboot.
Have a nice Sunday and take care of the women!

We received version 5.2 on March 8 2014. It had 77% thumbs down. Here is the links to the comments...

http://www.giveawayoftheday.com/advanced-womancalendar/

I can't see this one doing much better. But there is a nice game on the game side.