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Pregnancy and fertility tools

Free calculators and planners for cycle timing, OPKs, pregnancy tests, the days after a BFP, and clinic stats such as AMH, semen analysis, IVF success rates, and IUI costs.

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Cycle, ovulation, and fertile window

Use these when you want calendar timing: next period, estimated ovulation, the days you are most likely to conceive, or how many days past ovulation you are.

Ovulation tests (OPKs)

Use these when you have LH strips and need a start day, a surge prediction from your readings, or a next step after a faint or missing peak.

Pregnancy tests

Use these when you want a test day, an implantation window, a side-by-side look at line photos, or a 48-hour retest plan.

After a positive

Use these after a BFP for first-week steps, spotting or bleeding, hCG doubling, a due date, and how many weeks pregnant you are.

Clinic results and treatment

Use these when a letter or brochure has AMH units, a semen analysis, an IVF success percent, or IUI cost and success figures.

Which tool should I use?

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between the DPO calculator and the pregnancy test calculator?

The DPO calculator counts how many days past ovulation you are. The pregnancy test calculator suggests the earliest and more reliable days to test from your last period and cycle length. Use DPO if you already know or have estimated ovulation. Use the pregnancy test calculator if you want a test date from period data.

Should I use an OPK or a pregnancy test?

OPKs detect LH before ovulation. Pregnancy tests detect hCG after implantation. If you are timing sex or insemination, start with the OPK start day calculator. If you are waiting to see whether this cycle worked, use a pregnancy test tool.

I have a faint line. Which tool should I open?

The retest planner gives a 48-hour next-test date. The line progression checker compares photos over days. Neither replaces a blood test if you need one.

Can these tools read my clinic's IVF success rate?

Home cycle calculators cannot. If you have a clinic percent, use the IVF success rate decoder to see whether it is per transfer, per cycle started, or something else. The AMH and semen tools help you read lab units and WHO limits, not a diagnosis.

Are these tools medical advice?

No. They are literacy and planning tools. Decisions about testing, treatment, or worrying symptoms belong with a clinician.