Will I lose my cycle history when I switch

If Kindara's servers are still running, you may be able to export. If not, manually write down your last 3-6 cycle start dates from the app's calendar before uninstalling.

Is Kindara safe to keep using

Kindara is no longer actively maintained. Unmaintained apps do not receive security patches, which means any vulnerabilities discovered after development stopped remain open. The app's server infrastructure status is uncertain.

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How to Switch from Kindara to Floriva

Step-by-step guide to export your data from Kindara and start tracking privately with Floriva.

Before you switch Kindara was a fertility awareness method (FAM) tracker popular with users who charted basal body temperature and cervical mucus. Prima Temp acquired the app, and development has largely stopped. The app may still be installed on your phone, but it is no longer receiving updates, and its server infrastructure is in an uncertain state. Unmaintained apps are a specific kind of privacy risk. Security patches stop. Server certificates can lapse. The company's data retention obligations become murky when the product is effectively abandoned. If Kindara's servers are still holding your fertility data, there is no active team maintaining the security of that data. The priority here is data recovery, not a clean export and delete workflow. Export your data from Kindara If Kindara still opens on your device, try the export path first. Check the app's settings menu for any data export or backup option. Older versions of Kindara supported CSV export of BBT charts and cycle data. If the export function works, download the file immediately. Save it to a location you control — not a cloud sync folder if you are concerned about server copies of fertility data. If the export funct