Show HN: Birth Control As A Service
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Show HN: Birth Control As A Service
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#2Is there anyway boyfriends can get access to this?
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#3Is there anyway boyfriends can get access to this?
We don't have that feature currently, but it's definitely a possibility!
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#4Is there anyway boyfriends can get access to this?
Yeah! Would be great if it synced so that I could get a "Go" or "No Go" signal!
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#6I'm a little bit confused. The title mentions birth control but the website is talking mostly about fertility. Is this a tool to help women get pregnant or prevent pregnancy?
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#7Is there anyway boyfriends can get access to this?
Yeah! Would be great if it synced so that I could get a "Go" or "No Go" signal!
Maybe on the significant others device, it could have a sort of "defcon" system. To let me know that I should bring home chocolate and keep my opinions to myself!
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#9I'm a little bit confused. The title mentions birth control but the website is talking mostly about fertility. Is this a tool to help women get pregnant or prevent pregnancy?
It's a tool that can be used for either one. It helps women detect the fertile time of their cycle (which is typically about 6-8 days), so it can be used for both pregnancy prevention and achievement.
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#10I'm a little bit confused. The title mentions birth control but the website is talking mostly about fertility. Is this a tool to help women get pregnant or prevent pregnancy?
Both. It lets them know when they are likely to get pregnant, and when they're aren't. They can use that information to choose when to have unprotected sex (or protected) depending on what they want to happen.