36 working tools plus a Period tab for planning, pregnancy, birth, postpartum and your baby's first months. Free tools, tools you can unlock with a short video, and Pro tools are marked on each card.
Record what is happening. The app keeps your entries, it never interprets them.
Start a session and tap Record movement each time you notice one. See your past sessions. It only records what you notice.
FreeTime how long and how often, with notes. Always next to the link to get help.
FreeLog what you feel, how strong it is and for how long, to describe it to your clinician.
FreeQuick taps for symptoms, mood and activity, with a simple daily summary of what you entered.
FreeEnter the first and last day of each period. See your own averages and an estimated next start. No fertility prediction, and not for avoiding or achieving pregnancy.
FreeLog the foods your baby tries, the day, and whether you noticed a reaction. It never says when to introduce a food.
ProYour own entries over time. No targets and no judgement.
Free with a videoBreast, bottle and solids with timers and volumes.
Free with a videoWet and dirty, at a glance.
Free with a videoNaps and nights with durations.
Free with a videoSessions and volume.
ProMeasurements you enter, kept in one place.
ProFirst smiles and more, with the date.
ProEverything by day, with charts and a PDF summary.
ProLook after yourself as well as your baby.
A quick, private check-in. A low mood shows a kind note and the help link.
FreeDraft notes on everyday discomforts and when to get help.
FreeNotes and feelings, only for you.
FreeA private daily diary of how you slept and how you feel.
ProSlow breathing and winding down (draft).
ProGentle exercises, each with clear stop signs.
ProA kind note for today.
ProShort, plain-language reading. Draft content is labelled until it has been clinically reviewed.
Week by week, with an approximate size comparison and simple artwork.
ProShort reads you can save for later.
ProArticles and guides for each stage.
ProSoups and simple meals.
ProFirst fruit purées, with readiness and choking safety notes.
ProKeep everything you need to remember in one place.
Appointments, feeds and routines, scheduled on your phone.
FreeA daily checklist for vitamins and medicines you take, with reminders that show only a generic message on your lock screen. It never suggests an amount or checks interactions.
FreeWrite down the appointments your clinic gives you, tick them off and get a reminder on the day. It does not know any schedule.
Free with a videoChoose what you would like for labour, birth and the first hours, add contacts and make a PDF for your care team. Draft wording, not medical advice.
ProMonth and year view of your reminders and entries.
Free with a videoGet ready for birth, step by step.
Free with a videoYour shortlist.
Free with a videoA weekly summary and an appointment prep sheet as a PDF to share with your clinician.
ProShare a baby's logs with a partner or caregiver.
ProPlanning, pregnant, birth prep, postpartum and baby. Be in several at once. Switching stages never deletes data.
English, Spanish, French, Portuguese and Arabic, or your phone's language. Arabic switches to right-to-left after you reopen the app.
Reminders, a daily note, a story and a movement idea, with times and quiet hours you choose. Lock-screen text never mentions pregnancy or health.
Entries live on your phone. An account is optional and adds a cloud backup. Export or delete your data at any time.
Save photos with captions to build a simple timeline. Photos stay on your device.
A bottom-menu tab with a countdown circle, a month calendar of the dates you log, symptoms and mood by day, and your own period-length numbers. No fertile-day or pregnancy-chance predictions.
If your pregnancy has ended or you need a break, one switch hides weeks, sizes and countdowns. Nothing is deleted, and you can turn it back on whenever you like.
Warning signs and emergency guidance with no ads, no subscription and no internet needed.
Free to download for iPhone and Android.
Notification timing on Android is approximate: reminders can arrive up to about an hour late on some phones. Health content marked as draft is general information and not medical advice.