Best Apps for IVF and IUI: What Each One Is Actually For
Written by Sydney Brickey, founder of WeFertility
Last updated: October 14, 2026
The best setup for IVF or IUI is usually a few apps, each doing one job well: one for your cycle, one for your medications, and one to coordinate the steps, appointments, bills, and people. No single app does all of it, and that's okay.
What happened to us
We started out juggling seven tools, from spreadsheets to group texts to a shared Google Calendar. Here's the full list, and what we'd keep. Flo and Gina's Oura ring were worth keeping. What we were missing was something to manage everything around treatment, so we built it.
Which apps help with IVF and IUI?
| App | Best for | What it does |
|---|---|---|
| Berry Fertility | Medications and your treatment protocol | Organizes medications and dosing instructions, sends dose and appointment reminders, and logs symptoms and lab results |
| Embie | Tracking results across cycles | Calendar and reminders, tracks labs, follicle counts, and embryo reports across cycles, plus medication info and a community |
| Flo | Period and cycle tracking | Tracks periods and cycles, useful before and between treatments |
| Oura ring | Sleep and health data | Tracks temperature trends, sleep, and heart rate |
| Google Calendar | Seeing appointments together | A shared calendar. WeFertility syncs appointments to it |
| WeFertility | Coordinating everything around treatment | Tasks with owners, bills and reimbursements, documents attached to each visit, and your partner, donor, and support people with control over who sees what |
How do you choose the right fertility apps?
| If you need... | Look at |
|---|---|
| Dose reminders and protocol instructions | Berry Fertility or Embie |
| To compare lab results across cycles | Embie or Berry Fertility |
| Period and cycle tracking before treatment | Flo or Clue |
| To split the work with your partner and support people | WeFertility |
| To track bills, insurance gaps, and reimbursements | WeFertility |
| To keep agreements and records you can share fast | WeFertility |
Can WeFertility replace a medication tracker?
No, and it isn't trying to. WeFertility doesn't handle medical data or give medical insights. It organizes the work around treatment: who's doing what, what's due, what it costs, and where your documents are. If you need dose reminders, a medication app like Berry Fertility is a good fit alongside it.
Frequently asked questions
What is the best app for IVF?
It depends on the job. For medications, look at Berry Fertility or Embie. For cycle tracking, Flo or Clue. For coordinating tasks, appointments, bills, and documents with your partner, WeFertility. Many families use more than one.
Is there an app to track IVF costs?
Yes. WeFertility tracks bills, spending by category, and pending reimbursements, and lets you export your expenses for tax time.
Can my partner use the same IVF app?
In WeFertility, you can invite your partner, known donor, and support people, assign tasks, and control who sees what.
This is our experience, not medical or legal advice. Talk to your clinic, attorney, or tax professional.
How WeFertility helps
WeFertility remembers, so you don't have to: every step, every appointment, every form, every bill, and who's doing what. Try it free for 30 days, then it's less than a coffee a month. Download WeFertility on the App Store.
About the author
Sydney Brickey is the founder of WeFertility. She and her wife, Gina, went through IUI and IVF with a known donor and built WeFertility to make the process easier for other families. Read our story.