The Flo app privacy settlement is open — deadline October 15, 2026
By Owed Editorial Team · Published August 9, 2026
The short answer
The Frasco v. Flo Health settlement — $59.5 million, in the Northern District of California, administered by A.B. Data — is open for claims until October 15, 2026. It covers people who used the Flo period-tracking app in the US between November 1, 2016 and February 28, 2019 and entered menstruation or pregnancy information. Typical payout estimates run $60–$300, no receipts required.
What Flo was accused of
Flo Health's period-tracking app asked users for some of the most sensitive data a person can log — menstruation cycles, pregnancy status, fertility windows. The lawsuit alleged Flo then shared that health data with third parties including Google and Facebook through analytics tools built into the app, without meaningful consent.
The case, Frasco v. Flo Health, was brought in the Northern District of California and settled for $59.5 million. The settlement is administered by A.B. Data, a court-appointed administrator, and the claim window is open now.
Who qualifies
You're likely in the class if both are true:
- You used the Flo app in the United States between November 1, 2016 and February 28, 2019, and
- You entered menstruation or pregnancy information into the app during that window.
That second requirement matters — simply having downloaded the app isn't enough. But if you used Flo as intended during those years, you almost certainly entered qualifying data. California residents may additionally qualify for a state sub-class under California's privacy laws.
Key facts
| Fact | Detail |
|---|---|
| Case | Frasco v. Flo Health (N.D. Cal.) |
| Fund | $59.5 million |
| Administrator | A.B. Data |
| Claim deadline | October 15, 2026 |
| Covered window | Used Flo in the US, Nov 1, 2016 – Feb 28, 2019 |
| Proof required | No receipts — attestation-based |
No receipts or screenshots are required: like most consumer privacy settlements, you attest to your app usage under penalty of perjury (how that works). Payout estimates in our catalog run $60–$300 per person, with the final amount depending on how many valid claims come in.
Why this one is easy to miss
Most class members never got a usable notice — the app data at issue is from 2016–2019, and the email you used then may be long abandoned. Privacy settlements also skew heavily unclaimed because people feel uneasy confirming they used a sensitive app. For what it's worth: claims go to the administrator, not to Flo, and filing doesn't publish anything about you.
How to file
You can file directly with the settlement administrator for free, or let Owed prepare and file it as part of your claim check — we confirm the two eligibility questions, prepare the claim, and track it through payout. Either way, do it before October 15, 2026.
Check what you qualify for — the Flo settlement is one of several live windows we match against.
FAQ
Who qualifies for the Flo app settlement?›
Anyone who used the Flo period-tracking app in the US between November 1, 2016 and February 28, 2019 and entered menstruation or pregnancy information during that window. California residents may qualify for an additional state sub-class.
What is the Flo settlement deadline?›
October 15, 2026. Claims filed after that date will not be accepted.
How much does the Flo settlement pay?›
The fund is $59.5 million; individual payouts depend on the number of valid claims. Typical estimates run $60–$300 per person.
Do I need proof I used the Flo app?›
No receipts or screenshots are required. You attest to your usage under penalty of perjury, which is standard for consumer privacy settlements.
Is filing a Flo claim private?›
Claims go to A.B. Data, the court-appointed administrator — not to Flo's marketing systems — and filing doesn't publish anything about you. Payouts arrive by check or electronic payment.
Settlements mentioned in this article
Flo Health Data Sharing Settlement
Open — deadline October 15, 2026Typical payout $60–$300 · Administered by A.B. Data · No proof required
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