×Connect the medical-grade Daysy fertility tracker to Ona, and every basal body temperature reading becomes AI-powered insight into your cycle and your health.

Ona
Reading your Daysy data
Your temperature confirms you ovulated on Day 15 — and your 13-day luteal phase sits right in the healthy range.
Day 15
Ovulation
13 days
Luteal
+0.6°F
Temp shift
Your BBT is your body's resting temperature, measured the moment you wake. After ovulation, rising progesterone lifts your baseline — and that small shift carries big information.
It confirms you actually ovulated — not just that an app predicted you would. It shows how long your luteal phase lasts. And over months, it reveals patterns: delayed ovulation from stress or travel, anovulatory cycles hiding behind “regular” bleeding, or the shifting rhythm of perimenopause. Exactly the objective, day-by-day signal our AI needs to separate real trends from noise.
The post-ovulation temperature rise
Progesterone acts on your body's thermoregulation center and lifts your baseline until your next period — a biphasic pattern you can read on a chart.
Any thermometer can take a temperature — but measurement quality makes or breaks the data. Daysy waits for your reading to fully stabilize instead of estimating, removing the biggest source of error in manual charting. Hormone-free, and built to eliminate user error.
menstrual cycles in its self-learning database
of fertility awareness research behind it
per reading, waiting for full temperature stabilization
Ona imports your Daysy readings automatically — no transcribing numbers. Your temperature curve joins your symptoms, assessments, lab results, and wearable data from Apple Health or Health Connect.
Daysy captures the signal with medical-grade precision. Ona interprets it in the context of your whole health picture.
In the Ona app, head to integrations and find Daysy.
Select Daysy and follow the on-screen pairing instructions.
Under your tongue each morning, before getting out of bed.
Temperature data flows in automatically — no manual charting.
Don't have a Daysy yet? Learn more at daysy.me. Already own one? Connecting it earns you 50% off Ona premium — normally $19.99/month or $169.99/year.
Temperature-informed insight helps across the moments our community navigates every day.
See when real ovulation returns, not just when bleeding resumes.
Combine Daysy's fertile window with Ona's guidance on cycle health.
Irregular cycles make ovulation confirmation especially valuable — bleeding alone doesn't prove you ovulated.
Track how your cycles are actually changing instead of guessing.
Connect fatigue, mood shifts, or spotting to specific cycle phases with objective data.
Ovulation shapes metabolism and brain function — knowing when you ovulate matters even if you're not trying to conceive.
No. Ona works fully without one — you can log symptoms, run assessments, and sync Apple Health or Health Connect. But high-quality BBT data from Daysy meaningfully deepens the insights our AI can give you.
They serve different purposes. DaysyDay is Daysy's companion app for fertility statistics. Ona uses your temperature data for something broader: understanding your hormonal health, uncovering root causes of symptoms, and answering your questions — reviewed by experts like Lara Briden, ND, author of Period Repair Manual.
Connect your Daysy in Ona's integrations section and the discount is applied to Ona's premium subscription.
Yes. Your data is securely stored, never sold to third parties, and you can delete it entirely at any time.
Sixty seconds with Daysy every morning. A lifetime of understanding with Ona. Connect the two, claim your discount, and let every reading bring you closer to answers.
Explore Daysy at daysy.me.
Statements on this page have not been evaluated by the FDA or any other health agency. Ona is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Always consult a qualified healthcare provider about your health.