[rlh27]

Do you all do your PP charting online or on a paper chart? I don't want to use TCOYF charts because it could potentially be a mile long, and it'd be hard for me to see BIPs. Would it be okay to just use a small pocket calendar? Once I start cycling again I'll be fine using a normal chart, but until then it seems more practical to just use a calendar or paper chart. So what have ya'll used?

[plan4fate]

I plan on using attain as usual. Rachel (geogeek) did a pp chart online and it didn't look too terrible to follow along

[ShawnaCAN]

I use nfpcharting.com for my PP charting. The really long charts are fine though, because it starts a new line every 30 days. So instead of having to scroll from L to R to see it all, I can just scroll down.

Here's a sample chart that shows the new line after 30 days:
http://www.nfpcharting.com/NFP/pullcycleS.php

I like being able to chart on the computer or my iphone.

[K.A.T]

Once I start, I'll be charting online since I like to be able to update from my phone if need be.

[sugarloafbaby]

I guess I am old school, but I use paper charts. I find it easier to keep up with - I don't have to think about doing it since it is on my dresser on my way to my bed. Having it out reminds me. I just keep filling them out and start a new one when needed and don't worry about cycle days.

[LJD3Tdance]

I tried paper charting, didn't work out for me, so I'm doing mine online.