Choose Soso if…
People who want to start before or around the first period with education, calm, and no adult-oriented modes to hide.
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Soso vs. My Calendar
An app built around the first period or a broad tracker with a Simple Mode?
My Calendar offers deep customization and a Simple Mode that hides fertility data. In Soso, age-appropriate context is the product foundation, not a setting families must configure.
Reviewed Sep 17, 2026
VSChoose My Calendar if…
People who want 100+ tracking categories, themes, password lock, fertility, pregnancy, perimenopause, and partner features.
Side-by-side comparison
The criteria that matter most for early cycles.
CriterionSosĂ´My Calendar
Primary audience
SosĂ´:Tweens, first cycles, and their families
My Calendar:General audience with a teen-oriented Simple Mode
Before the first period
SosĂ´:A dedicated first-period journey with preparation content and quizzes
My Calendar:Simple Mode hides fertility and related data, but the listing does not present a dedicated pre-period preparation journey.
Other life-stage features
SosĂ´:No fertility, pregnancy, or perimenopause modules
My Calendar:Fertility, ovulation, pregnancy, baby growth, and perimenopause support are listed.
Privacy
SosĂ´:No social feeds or chats; privacy is part of the product from the start
My Calendar:The listing includes password lock and backup/restore features; Apple’s privacy labels should also be reviewed.
Advertising
SosĂ´:No ads
My Calendar:The App Store listing includes advertising; some premium subscriptions advertise no ads.
Account and sync
SosĂ´:The main experience does not depend on an account
My Calendar:Backup and restore are available; account requirements can vary by feature and platform.
Cycle tracking
SosĂ´:Simple tracking for flow, mood, symptoms, and cycle history
My Calendar:100+ symptoms, moods, activities, fertility signals, pregnancy, and perimenopause data.
Education
SosĂ´:Puberty, first periods, and early cycles in age-appropriate language
My Calendar:A broad health tracker with a Simple Mode, rather than a first-period education product.
Best fit when…
SosĂ´:The priority is a calm, age-appropriate first-period experience
My Calendar:The priority is broader reproductive-health coverage
What changes in practice
Simple Mode versus a simple product
My Calendar can hide fertility data. Soso does not ask a family to configure an adult-oriented tracker before it becomes appropriate for a first-period user.
Customization is the competitor’s strength
Themes, categories, pregnancy, perimenopause, and partner features make My Calendar more flexible for people who want one app for every stage.
Frequently asked questions
Is My Calendar suitable for teens?
Its App Store listing offers a Simple Mode that hides ovulation and fertility data and describes it as ideal for teens and people who prefer simple tracking.
Which app has a dedicated first-period journey?
Soso is the one in this comparison built specifically around preparation, the first period, and early cycles.
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.
Accessed Sep 17, 2026
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.
Accessed Sep 17, 2026
My Calendar on the App Store
The Canada listing describes 100+ tracking categories, fertility, pregnancy, perimenopause, Simple Mode for teens, advertising, and multiple paid offers.
Accessed Sep 17, 2026