Celbrea

OVERVIEW

Behavioral design to drive engagement and long-term retention

Celbrea helps women track their cycle and spot potential health issues early, before they become critical. But tracking felt like one more chore, so people dropped off over time. The fix wasn’t a new feature. It was making the habit stick: finding moments when logging felt easy and making every entry immediately useful with an insight. That’s what turned occasional use into a daily habit.

DETAILS

CompanyCelbrea
Timeframe3 months
ScopeProduct Design, User Research, Activation & Retention Strategy

68%

Users still active after 30 days

01

74%

Symptom-free check-ins

02

#1

“Ease of use” ranked as the reason users stayed

03

Celbrea's Track Your Cycle home screen on a phone mockup against a dark purple background
Track Your Cycle calendar screen and the Circle Cycle ring visualization shown side by side
Close-up of a doctor appointment reminder card for Dr. Dario Alvarez
Close-up of a fertility status card showing peak fertility and days to next period
Celbrea app icon with a dotted cycle-phase ring on a lavender background
Daily mood check-in card reading “I feel good” with emoji options
Track Your Cycle screen and the purple Fertility screen with fertile window and cervical fluid tracking
Plus Jakarta Sans typeface specimen
Color palette swatches with hex values in purple, coral, orange, lavender, and near-black
Close-up of the Fertility screen header showing cycle day 15 and peak fertility
Close-up of the Calendar screen with logged moods, period days, and ovulation
Full flow of Celbrea screens from self-exam and cycle tracking through appointments, fertility, and doctor chat