H(app)y Woman's Day: Ladies, Get Your Hands On These Cool Apps

For women who are always on the go, and cannot really keep a track of their period dates, trust Clue to do it for you. The app not only keeps a tab on the dates, but also is an encyclopedia for your health. It educates you about the different life stages of a woman, like pregnancy, birth, postpartum, menopause, and menstruation. It's your guide to issues like PCOS, and it also provides you with the requisite sex education. 

This app creates a safe place for women to discuss, share and help each other on topics related to career, relationships, finance and more. It also offers a helpline that's dedicated for women to talk to counselors on all aspects of their growth journey on Sheroes. What's beautiful about this app is that it allows you to join communities where you interact with other like-minded women on whatever causes stress for you, be it your work, or a relationship, amidst other significant things. 

The name Spitfire is used to describe a woman with a fiery temper, which is an embodiment of strength, ambition, and fearlessness. This one's a health and fitness app with a full-fledged training plan, that empowers you to gain strength and fitness. For most of the working women, it gets difficult to be able to dedicate a fixed time to hit the gym, or for some women, money might bean issue. That's when Spitfire comes to your rescue with its personalised workout plans for you. They also have blogs about inspiring female athletes, that you can read about for some motivation. 

How many times have you been judged for loving a person of the same sex? Your answer to this won't surprise us. But we're so glad for Her. This app is an LGBTQ community, to get in touch with each other, and fall in love. Dating is made more fun through a varied community across the world, that the app offers access to. Her also hosts events, for you to be able to find your match, keeping society's judgement at bay. 

Throw some tampons on sexism, with this super cool video game. Two high school teenagers from the New York City decided to de-stigmatize menstruation, and came with a game where you throw tampons, instead of guns, on your enemies in the game. Their project grabbed a lot of eyeballs that it made them develop a new and improved version of the game and put in on the Apple App store. 

Self defense is the need of the hour, especially today, when crime rates have touched the sky, and most women are travelling to different places for work or solo treks. Quick Self Defense teaches you techniques to defend yourself during danger. There's a total of nine skills that the app will walk you through and learning from it is pretty easy. You no longer need to worry about walking alone in the nights, or staying in a train compartment full of men. Be your own hero with this app. 

As unfortunate as it is, we're not really safe anywhere. But our safety, is in our own hands, and that's why Safetipin (we love the name) makes sense.This app wants to build a world where everyone can move without fear, especially women. The app helps you make safer decisions when it comes to your mobility.

P.S: Apart from sending your tracking ID to someone who's close to you, you can also contribute to their 'Safety Audit' section in the website, where you mark areas that you think aren't really safe, based on certain parameters. 

If you're a mom and need a boost when it comes to juggling your multiple responsibilities (we know the list is endless), Cozi comes to your rescue. This family organiser helps you maintain shopping lists, to-do lists, and family journals. It also has a recipe/meal planner for you to do things systematically.