Log it in seconds.
Who, when, how long and how good. Everything else can wait until tomorrow.
- One tap
- “Last night with…” right in your Journal.
- Out loud
- Say “Log last night in BedStats” to Siri, or use the Action button.
- A timer
- Start one from your Apple Watch, Control Center or the Lock Screen.
- Didn’t happen?
- Log that too. It never counts toward your stats.
See how often, and with whom.
Stats in plain words: how often, how long, with whom, and your rhythm. Charts for sessions per week, protection, solo vs. partnered and who initiates.
- Your year in lights
- The whole year on one sheet, to share without names.
- On this night
- The anniversaries worth keeping.
- A map
- Where it happened, if you want one.
Every detail, when you want it.
Several partners per session, each with their own protection, orgasms and notes. Positions, practices, protection, initiator, place and ratings. Photos and short videos, with blurred previews. Hide the fields you never use, rename the ones you do, and add your own.
Private by design.
A sex tracker holds the most private log on your phone. BedStats treats it that way.
- No account
- No sign-up. Your journal lives on your devices, and in your own iCloud only if you turn on sync or backups.
- Locked
- Face ID or Touch ID, and a curtain over the app switcher.
- Neutral outside the app
- Partner names stay out of notifications, Siri and Spotlight until you allow them.
- A discreet icon
- Swap the Home Screen icon for a neutral “Wellness” one.
Questions, answered.
Is BedStats a free sex tracker?
Yes. Everything in BedStats is free: no subscriptions, no in-app purchases and no premium tier.
Do I need an account to track sex in BedStats?
No. There is no account and no sign-up. Your journal lives on your devices, and in your own private iCloud only if you turn on sync or backups.
Can I track solo sessions?
Yes. Solo sessions get their own color, and Stats shows solo vs. partnered side by side.
Does BedStats work on Apple Watch?
Yes. Start a timer from your wrist that keeps running when the screen sleeps, with your heart rate charted afterwards. It needs watchOS 11 or later.