Choose Soso if…
People before or just after their first period who need a focused, simple, age-appropriate start.
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Soso vs. Clue
A gentle first-cycle start or deep science for every stage?
Clue combines science-led tracking with strong European privacy positioning. Soso focuses the experience on puberty, first periods, and a language families can use without extra setup.
Reviewed Sep 17, 2026
VSChoose Clue if…
People who want detailed analysis, wearables, personalization, science-based content, and multiple reproductive-health modes.
Side-by-side comparison
The criteria that matter most for early cycles.
CriterionSosĂ´Clue
Primary audience
SosĂ´:Tweens, first cycles, and their families
Clue:People from the first period through perimenopause
Before the first period
SosĂ´:A dedicated first-period journey with preparation content and quizzes
Clue:Clue says it is available to young people navigating their first years of periods; it is not presented as a dedicated pre-period preparation journey.
Other life-stage features
SosĂ´:No fertility, pregnancy, or perimenopause modules
Clue:Clue Period Tracking can switch to Conceive, Pregnancy, and Perimenopause modes.
Privacy
SosĂ´:No social feeds or chats; privacy is part of the product from the start
Clue:Clue says its data is protected by strict German and EU privacy standards.
Advertising
SosĂ´:No ads
Clue:Free version plus Clue Plus; the cited sources do not make a market-specific ad claim.
Account and sync
SosĂ´:The main experience does not depend on an account
Clue:The free product is account-based and Clue Plus adds advanced features.
Cycle tracking
SosĂ´:Simple tracking for flow, mood, symptoms, and cycle history
Clue:Period dates, predictions, pattern analysis, custom tags, and wearable integrations.
Education
SosĂ´:Puberty, first periods, and early cycles in age-appropriate language
Clue:Content written by science writers, clinicians, and medical experts.
Best fit when…
SosĂ´:The priority is a calm, age-appropriate first-period experience
Clue:The priority is broader reproductive-health coverage
What changes in practice
Age and starting point matter
Clue’s official guidance says users under 16 need a parent or guardian’s permission and help with privacy settings, while US users under 13 cannot use the app. Soso is built around the earlier first-period journey.
Privacy is not a zero-sum claim
Clue has a credible privacy position. Soso should win on age-appropriate simplicity and family context, not by making a vague privacy attack.
Frequently asked questions
Can someone under 13 use Clue?
In the United States, Clue says users under 13 cannot use the app. Its guidance also says users under 16 need parent or guardian permission and help with privacy settings; rules can vary by location.
Which is simpler for a first period?
Soso reduces the experience to puberty, first periods, and early cycle tracking. Clue offers more analysis and more life-stage modes.
Start the first cycle without drama
A gentle, educational and ad-free space to learn and track at your own pace.
Download SosoSources and transparency
Each source says what was checked and when it was consulted.
Soso official site
The site presents Soso as a gentle, educational period tracker for first-cycle journeys.
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Soso on the Brazil App Store
The listing describes an age-appropriate product without adult content or ads, and lists R$99.90 yearly and R$24.90 monthly plans.
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Clue — first periods and privacy
Clue positions itself for everyone with a cycle, from the first period to perimenopause, and describes German and EU privacy protection.
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Clue — age requirements
The support page explains parent/guardian consent under 16 and the US under-13 restriction.
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Clue Plus
Clue Plus adds advanced predictions, content, analysis, custom tracking, and modes for other goals.
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