Introducing kegg app 1.5.0
You might notice your app looks a bit different! This is because we have launched kegg app 1.5.0 which is packed full of added information and insights to best assist you on your fertility journey. Learn about all the updates here!
Mira vs kegg: what’s the best fertility tracker?
In this blog, we continue our fertility tracker comparison series to see how the Mira ovulation tracker stacks up against kegg. One of our fertility experts decided to try Mira and kegg together for herself and shared her experience. While the Mira fertility tracker predicts ovulation based on urine LH and Estradiol metabolites, kegg senses cervical mucus to predict the full fertile window. This comparison yielded interesting results!
What’s new in the kegg 1.3 app update
Here at kegg we are continually looking for ways to improve our user experience and the way in which kegg can help women in their fertility journey. We listen, and work towards user satisfaction and ease of use.
The importance of consistent use with kegg
A common topic of discussion within the kegg community is consistent use. Unlike LH tests that simply take into account a single urine sample’s information, kegg is using an intelligent algorithm and comparing kegg data from your entire cycle, along with trends of your past cycles, to better recognize your most fertile days. This is why consistently taking kegg readings once a day and at a consistent time is of utmost importance to get accurate results.
The Difference Between kegg and OvuSense (now known as OvuCore)
Since the launch of kegg in 2020, we’ve received many questions about the key differentiators of kegg and other fertility monitors. Some users in our community are especially curious about the difference between kegg and OvuSense. These two devices in the women’s health space look very similar but have entirely different functions. In this article we address all the common questions and highlight the benefits of each fertility monitor.
Discover Sympto-Thermal Method with kegg & Tempdrop
Women have used the Sympto-Thermal Method (STM) for decades by learning and charting the biomarkers of Basal Body Temperatures (BBT) and Cervical fluid. STM has empowered women to have a fuller understanding of their cycles and hormonal health. The convenient temperature tracking tool, Tempdrop, is now integrated in the kegg app! (Coming late November 2021!)