luna is a teen health and wellbeing app designed to support young people aged 11-18 through puberty, periods, emotions, and relationships.

It combines a teen-friendly period tracker with expert-reviewed articles, videos, quizzes, and a private Q&A feature where teens can ask questions safely and anonymously.

Yes. luna includes a period tracker designed specifically for teens.

It helps young people track periods and symptoms without adult features like fertility predictions, and focuses on understanding what’s normal during the early, irregular years of menstruation.

Yes. luna does not sell data, share data with advertisers, or allow peer-to-peer messaging.

Teens’ information stays private, and all content is reviewed by medical professionals and safeguarding experts to ensure it’s age-appropriate and safe.

Yes. The luna app has a free version that teens can use at no cost.

There is also an optional luna Premium subscription, which unlocks unlimited access to expert-reviewed content, tools, and features for a small monthly, annual or lifetime fee.

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The luna app is created specifically for teens aged 11-18.

Its content, tools, and guidance are tailored to be age-appropriate and supportive through adolescence.

luna is built with privacy and safety in mind – there’s no peer-to-peer messaging, no ads, and no data selling – and all content is reviewed by medical professionals and safeguarding experts.

Parents and carers can download and create an account on luna too in order to access insights, learn more and manage their teen's account, but the core user experience is designed around the needs of young people within this age range.

The luna app is designed primarily to support girls and young people who experience periods (for example, non-binary people), but it can be used by anyone aged 11-18 who wants reliable, age-appropriate guidance on growing up and wellbeing.

Much of luna’s content focuses on puberty, periods, hormones, emotions, and relationships, which means it’s especially helpful for girls and menstruating teens.

However, the app also covers broader topics like mental health, growing up, and self-understanding that can be relevant to all young people.

luna is built to be inclusive, supportive, and non-judgemental, and teens can choose how they use the app based on what feels most relevant to them.

luna includes period tracking, mood tracking, quizzes, videos, articles, personalised insights, community polls and a private Q&A feature where teens can ask anonymous questions, view each others questions.

Everything is checked to make sure it's medically correct, appropriate for teens and easy to understand.

Yes. Parents and carers can create a linked parent account if they want to manage subscriptions or access top-level insights.

Teens always have their own private space in the app, and what they read, track, or ask remains private.

Parents can create a linked account to manage subscriptions, see top-level information (such as how many articles their teen has read), and preview the teen version of the app.

Teens have their own private space within luna, so what they read, ask, or track is not visible to parents.

luna is designed to support independent, private learning for teens while keeping safety and safeguarding at the core.

luna has an anonymous Q&A feature in the app.

Questions in luna are answered and reviewed by a team of medical professionals and safeguarding experts.

This means teens receive reliable, age-appropriate information instead of turning to forums or social media.

The luna app is available to download in most countries, including the UK, but it is not currently available in the United States.

You can download luna from the Apple App Store or Google Play Store in supported regions.

We’re continuing to review where luna can be offered safely and responsibly, and availability may expand over time.

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Not necessarily. A teen can download luna and use the app on their own.

If a parent prefers, they can help set up the subscription directly on their teen’s device (for example by sharing payment details) without needing to download luna themselves.

However, if a parent wants to manage the subscription, view top-level insights, or preview the teen experience, they’ll need to download luna too and create a linked parent account.

Teens always have their own private space in the app. What they read, track, or ask remains private, even when accounts are linked.

luna is designed to support independent learning for teens, while giving parents the option to stay involved in a way that feels right for their family.

After downloading, you’ll choose whether the app is being used by a teen or a parent and create an account.

From there, you can explore features or link accounts if needed.

The luna app works on iOS and Android devices, including iPhones, iPads, and Android phones and tablets.

You can download it directly from the Apple App Store or Google Play Store. luna isn’t currently available as a desktop or web app, as it’s designed to be used on personal mobile devices for privacy and ease of use.

Yes. Teens aged 11-18 can download and use luna independently. Parents can then decide to set up a subscription via their teen's account, or they can also choose to set up or manage the subscription via their own parent account if they prefer.

You can download the luna app from the Apple App Store or Google Play Store by searching “we are luna app” or by visiting this page: https://weareluna.app/download/

luna covers a wide range of topics designed to support teens through adolescence, both physically and emotionally.

Content is grouped into clear categories so teens can explore what’s relevant to them at their own pace, from periods and hormones to mental health, relationships, and confidence.

👉 Body image & positivity: anything about how you feel about your appearance or confidence in your body

👉 Confidence & motivation: feeling stuck, needing encouragement, or wanting help staying focused or inspired

👉 Female health: questions about your body that aren’t period-related – like discharge, boobs, infections, pain, or medical worries (note though that luna can't diagnose anything!)

👉 Gender, sexuality & identity: anything about figuring out who you are – gender, labels, attraction, or self-expression

👉 Growing up: changes that come with getting older – puberty, friendships, new experiences, or big life shifts

👉 Hair & beauty: haircare, makeup, styles, routines, and creative looks

👉 Mental health & wellbeing: anxiety, stress, emotions, coping strategies, or anything that affects your mental state

👉 Navigating difficult scenarios: tricky social situations – arguments, drama, awkward moments, or things you’re unsure how to handle

👉 Nutrition & exercise: food, movement, energy, health habits, and fuelling your body

👉 Periods & hormones: anything menstrual – first periods, symptoms, cramps, spotting, PMS, hormones

👉 Relationships: crushes, friendships, dating, family, and how to deal with complicated feelings between people

👉 Sex & sexual health: general queries about sex, protection, consent, safety, and accurate info

👉 Skin & skincare: spots, acne, routines, dryness, oiliness, and skincare products

👉 Sleep: bedtime routines, oversleeping, or waking up tired

Yes. luna is designed specifically to be safe, age-appropriate, and supportive for young people.

All content and answers in the app are reviewed and signed off by medical professionals and safeguarding experts, and luna follows strict guidelines to protect teens’ wellbeing and privacy.

Content is aligned with the PSHE curriculum.

luna is not a crisis service, but it takes safety seriously.

When a teen asks a question that needs specialist or urgent support, they are gently and privately signposted to appropriate services such as their GP, Childline, Shout, or other trusted organisations.

The app is closed, moderated, and built to encourage learning – meeting teens where they are at in their maturity level and learning journey – without introducing harmful or inappropriate content.

Jas Schembri-Stothart and Jo Goodall are the Co-Founders of luna – together with a team of medical experts and teens from across the UK, they created luna.