Frequently Asked Questions
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Yes. Built by Jubilee and William Schneider, a Catholic husband-and-wife team, in alignment with Catholic teaching on the person. The Billings Ovulation Method was founded by two Catholic doctors and is the most widely used NFP method in the Catholic world.
No. Understanding my cycle is for any woman who wants to understand her cycle without a family-planning frame. Married is for married Catholic couples using the Billings Method together. You switch between them any time.
Yes to all three. Corvia runs in your browser today, with iOS and Android apps in the pipeline. No app-store download required. Works on a shared family device too.
Jubilee Schneider (CEO) and William Schneider (Operations). Husband and wife. See About.
You start Corvia free for thirty days, one full cycle for most women. You provide a card at signup so the trial ends smoothly if you decide to stay. If you cancel before day thirty, your card is never charged.
$59.99 per year ($5.00 a month) or $8.99 a month. One product. No hidden tier. See Pricing.
Yes. One tap in your profile. If you cancel during the trial, you are never charged. If you cancel after, you keep access through the end of your billing period.
Not yet. Both are on the roadmap. If you want to be notified when the gift-subscription flow ships, email hello@corviacycle.com.
The Billings Ovulation Method (BOM) is a sensation-based method of reading the female cycle, developed by Drs. John and Evelyn Billings in the 1950s and 60s. It was studied in a five-country World Health Organization trial and is taught around the world by certified instructors. It relies on the daily observation of what a woman notices at the vulva. Not temperature, not urine hormones, not proprietary algorithms.
No. Corvia records what you observe and shows you the pattern. It does not determine fertility status, predict ovulation, or recommend intercourse timing. All cycle-related decisions remain with you.
No. Peak Day is user-confirmed only. When you log a dry or sticky day after a slippery day, Corvia asks: was yesterday your last slippery day? You answer. That is how BOM is taught, and that is how Corvia works.
No. Corvia is a general wellness product: a cycle charting and wellness education tool. It is not FDA-cleared and it does not need to be. See our intended-use statement for the full disclosure.
Yes. BOM is sensation-based, so Corvia works whenever BOM itself works. The learning period adjusts to your life stage (14 or 28 days) so the chart calibrates to what your body is actually doing now.
No. Not to advertisers. Not to insurance. Not to anyone. Ever.
Encrypted at rest. Any intercourse data (Married, optional) is stored in a separate encrypted key domain and is excluded from every instructor view at the database level. Not hidden in the UI, absent from the query.
Yes. One tap in your profile. We follow Washington's My Health My Data Act and California privacy law.
Only with your explicit consent. The default is off. You can toggle it in your profile at any time. Turning it off is retroactive. Your data is excluded from any future training.
You do not need one to start. The learning paths are fully self-guided. For NFP practice with a spouse, working with a certified instructor is encouraged. Corvia supports read-only chart sharing when you are ready.
Every verified Corvia instructor has a six-character referral code. Enter it in your profile and your instructor is linked. She can then view your chart when you share it (read-only, seven-day expiring links, audit-trailed).
Request verification at For Instructors. Review is manual and we reply by email.
Yes. Beginning womanhood contains no fertility framing, no intercourse logging, and no ads. Designed for teen use. See For Mothers for the full walkthrough of what she will and won't see.
Each Corvia account charts one woman's cycle. If you want your daughter to use Corvia, she needs her own account. Family plans are on the roadmap.
A gentle welcome, a short guided intro to observing (the BIP tour), and her first daily check-in. No pressure. No form-heavy onboarding. See the Beginning womanhood page for the full experience.