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07/08/2026

Our Poka Reads discussion of MMAA by Nigerian author Ola Awonubi was spirited, funny and chocked full of our unpopular opinions šŸ˜‚ — do you agree that we should shame women who are not ? Chime in šŸ’¬

30/07/2026

Poka: supporting African since 2023 āš½šŸƒšŸ¾ā€ā™€ļøšŸ’ŖšŸ¾

A footballer from the Accra Hearts of Oak Ladies speaks to us at EchoesFromFaraday Mental Game Retreat about how she will use Poka to level up her game.

By tracking their periods, symptoms, energy levels, and using Poka’s tools, athletes can better understand how their menstrual cycle influences performance, recovery, and training. It’s about making informed decisions, not guessing.

At Poka, we’re proud to support African women athletes with tools designed for their bodies, their goals, and their game.

Because peak performance starts with understanding your cycle.

I don’t know who needs to hear this but … you don’t owe your old app a lifetime commitment. It’s okay to try something n...
27/07/2026

I don’t know who needs to hear this but … you don’t owe your old app a lifetime commitment.

It’s okay to try something new šŸ“²

It’s okay to outgrow the apps you’ve always used.

It’s okay to choose an app that speaks to your lived experience, your culture and your health journey.

If you’ve been thinking about making the switch, consider this your sign 🪧

Welcome to Poka. 🩸✨ for .

If you’ve already switched to Poka, tell us what made you make the change šŸ‘‡šŸ¾

ā“ what’s in Pokadoll Abs Kyei ’s bag? Daye tampons of course! because   starts with being preparedšŸ©øšŸ’‹ Stay ready so you d...
24/07/2026

ā“ what’s in Pokadoll Abs Kyei ’s bag? Daye tampons of course! because starts with being preparedšŸ©øšŸ’‹ Stay ready so you don’t have to panic. Shop Daye products on Poka Market and join thousands of Pokadolls building sustainable period habits one cycle at a time.

✨ NEW on Poka Market: Daye At-Home Vaginal Screening Kit —Understand your risk of vaginal infections like thrush or BV, STIs, fertility implications, and other gynae health complications using a non-invasive at-home tampon screen

šŸ“² Download the app on iOS or Android to shop

ā€œYou look happierā€Thanks! Poka told me to eat more greens on my period and I’ve never felt better 🄬 ā€œYou look happierā€Th...
21/07/2026

ā€œYou look happierā€
Thanks! Poka told me to eat more greens on my period and I’ve never felt better 🄬

ā€œYou look happierā€
Thanks! I’ve been doing a stress relief program on Poka… clock the inner peace āœŒšŸ¾

ā€œYou look happierā€
Thanks! I’ve been hanging out in the Pokadolls community. The girlies get it šŸŽ€

ā€œYou look happierā€
Thanks! I’ve been doing Poka’s monthly challenges. Highly recommend šŸ’…šŸ¾

ā€œYou look happierā€
Thanks! I’ve been tracking my period on Poka and my cycle finally makes sense🩸

Get happier!
Start tracking your cycle on Poka Health today and unlock three months of Poka Premium for free šŸ“²

  it’s time. Take control of your reproductive health. Download Poka šŸ“²[image] by South African visual activist and photo...
07/07/2026

it’s time. Take control of your reproductive health. Download Poka šŸ“²

[image] by South African visual activist and photographer Zanele Muholi Zanele Muholi. The artwork is part of the Somnyama Ngonyama (ā€œHail the Dark Lionessā€) series, which challenges Western art history’s representation of Black bodies. Taken at the Tate Modern, London — June 15, 2024 by Adel Tipora ā˜†

  it’s time. Download Poka šŸ“²[image] by South African visual activist and photographer Zanele Muholi Zanele Muholi. The a...
07/07/2026

it’s time. Download Poka šŸ“²

[image] by South African visual activist and photographer Zanele Muholi Zanele Muholi. The artwork is part of the Somnyama Ngonyama (ā€œHail the Dark Lionessā€) series, which challenges Western art history’s representation of Black bodies. Taken at the Tate Modern, London — June 15, 2024

ā€œā€¦ officially be leaving my current period tracking app to use Poka.ā€ 🄰 Messages like this remind us why we started!Poka...
02/07/2026

ā€œā€¦ officially be leaving my current period tracking app to use Poka.ā€ 🄰 Messages like this remind us why we started!

Poka was built because African women deserve reproductive health tools that are culturally relevant, community-driven, and designed with their needs in mind.

We also loved the constructive feedback (we’re already looking into improving Dark Mode!)

Ready to see what everyone’s talking about?— the cool girlies already know šŸ˜‰

šŸ“² Download Poka Health today and join thousands of African women taking control of their reproductive health.

šŸ’¬ What’s your favourite feature on the app?

27/06/2026

ā€œmedia like this needs to exist. we need to tell these stories, no matter how uncomfortable they make us feel.ā€ - Jessie

This is why Poka Reads, to highlight the stories of African women to put us at the forefront of our own narrative. Join us every last Friday of the month to discuss a new book.

šŸ“š Join the Poka Reads book club — link in bio ā›“ļøā€šŸ’„

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