How to move your charts from Fertility Friend to Barkat
Fertility Friend lets you print charts or a PDF report, but it doesn't give you a file of your data. Its Data Log has everything in it, though, and Barkat can read the Data Log if you copy and paste it. Barkat brings in your period days, spotting, cervical fluid, temperatures, and notes. Custom items you track, like vitamins, stay in Fertility Friend.
1. Open your Data Log
In the Fertility Friend app or on its website, open the menu and tap Data Log/Search. It lists each day you logged, newest first. Tap Older until you reach the start of the history you want to bring over.
2. Copy it
Select the whole list, starting from the first date, and copy it. On a computer, drag from the top of the list to the bottom. On a phone, press and hold the first date, then drag the selection handle down.
3. Paste it into Barkat
Open Barkat's cycle tab and tap bring in from another app. Choose Fertility Friend, paste into the box, and tap read it. Barkat shows what it found before adding anything. Tap add it to my cycle, or cancel. Days you've already logged in Barkat stay the way you logged them, and undo takes the whole import back.
If you have a lot of history, you can paste it a few months at a time. Each paste only adds what's new.
Another way: a spreadsheet
If you'd rather, put your data in a spreadsheet with the headings Date, Period, BBT, CM, and RHR, using Fertility Friend's letter codes (S, L, M, and H for spotting through heavy; D, S, C, W, and EW for dry through egg white). Save it as a CSV and choose a spreadsheet in Barkat.
Keeping it private
Barkat reads what you paste on your phone and never uploads it. If you turn on sync, your cycle is locked on your phone with your six-word phrase before it leaves, like everything else in Barkat.
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