Siku Zangu App

Siku Zangu App A menstrual health app empowering African women with smart cycle tracking, personalized insights, and a safe community for learning and support. She is here!!

Built for African women, by African women. Download now β™₯️

πŸ•ŠοΈ A meaningful update...We're moving our official launch to June 16th, and here's why.Siku Zangu was built under the Da...
01/06/2026

πŸ•ŠοΈ A meaningful update...

We're moving our official launch to June 16th, and here's why.

Siku Zangu was built under the Daniel King'ori Foundation 🌸

June 16th marks the day our organisation's founder, Daniel King'ori, went to be with the Lord. πŸ•ŠοΈ

Launching on this day is our way of saying his vision lives on.

His legacy breathes through every feature, every conversation, and every person this app will serve.
From menstrual health education to breaking the silence around periods.

This is the work he believed in.
This launch isn't just about an app.
It's about purpose.
It's about legacy.
It's about carrying his heart forward. 🀍

Thank you for being part of this journey.
June 16th. We'll see you there. 🌸

πŸ“± Available on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.sikuzangu.app
🍎 Available on App Store: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/siku-zangu/id6755812712

31/05/2026
Guess who's here?Our baby 🌸 She's real. She's here. She's Siku Zangu.After months of building with love, our menstrual h...
29/05/2026

Guess who's here?
Our baby 🌸 She's real. She's here. She's Siku Zangu.

After months of building with love, our menstrual health companion has arrived πŸ’•

Siku Zangu means 'My Days' because your cycle deserves care,understanding, and ZERO shame.

πŸ“… Track your cycle
🧠 Monitor your mood
πŸ’Š Log your symptoms
πŸ“š Learn freely

πŸš€ Official Launch: June 5

But here's a secret...
She's ALREADY on Play Store πŸ‘€

Be an early bird 🐦
Download now β†’ link on the bio

πŸ’¬ What will you track first?


Together for a PeriodFriendlyWorldMenstrual health deserves dignity, support, education, and open conversation.This Mens...
28/05/2026

Together for a PeriodFriendlyWorld

Menstrual health deserves dignity, support, education, and open conversation.

This Menstrual Hygiene Day, we stand with everyone working toward a future without shame 🌸

And at Sikuzangu, we’re building something meaningful for that future.

Coming soon πŸ‘€

πŸ’¬ What would make the world more period-friendly for YOU?


Something’s brewing...Paper calendars πŸ“Scattered notes πŸ“±'Wait... when was my last one?' πŸ€·β€β™€οΈSo we’ve been building quiet...
26/05/2026

Something’s brewing...

Paper calendars πŸ“
Scattered notes πŸ“±
'Wait... when was my last one?' πŸ€·β€β™€οΈ

So we’ve been building quietly πŸŒ™

β†’ Smart tracking
β†’ Mood patterns
β†’ Real cycle support

πŸ‘€ Not ready to show you yet... But soon 🌸

🩸 May 28 | World Menstrual Hygiene Day
πŸ’¬ What would make tracking easier for YOU?


22/05/2026

What were you taught about periods by your culture

Most of us, it was silence, just figure it out on your own.

Others shame.

For some it was sacredness, rest, and community.

These stories we inherited shaped how we feel about our bodies but we choose to share with others.

Drop a comment on things you were taught while growing up concerning periods. πŸ‘‡πŸ‘‡

Does your period affect your mental health?Before you say 'it's just PMS, stop.What if it's PMDD?What if your brain is l...
22/05/2026

Does your period affect your mental health?

Before you say 'it's just PMS, stop.

What if it's PMDD?
What if your brain is literally changing every cycle?

🧠 Serotonin drops
πŸŒ€ GABA receptors fail
πŸ’” You feel like a different person

This is REAL. It's DIAGNOSABLE. It's TREATABLE.

πŸ“Š 5-8% of us have PMDD
⏳ Average diagnosis delay: 10 YEARS

πŸ’¬ Have you been told you're 'too dramatic'?
πŸ’¬ Have you white-knuckled through it?

Comment below πŸ‘‡
Your experience could help someone feel less alone.

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πŸ” SHARE with someone who needs it
πŸ“© DM us your story

🩸 What did your culture teach you about periods?Before we knew the science, we were given a story.Some of us inherited s...
19/05/2026

🩸 What did your culture teach you about periods?

Before we knew the science, we were given a story.

Some of us inherited silence.
Some inherited shame.
Some inherited celebration.
Most of us inherited confusion.

Swipe through β†’ 8 slides exploring how cultures around the world shaped our relationship with our own bodies.

πŸ’¬ Drop your experience in the comments.
Let's heal together. 🀍

πŸ“Œ Save this for later
πŸ” Share with someone who needs to hear it
πŸ“© DM us your story, we'll amplify it

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