Pregnancy · For mom

A continuation of the same story.

Not a second app. Week by week, appointments, symptoms, questions and documents, connected to what came before and to what comes after.

Coming nextA pregnancy stage and due-date context exist in the app today. The full chapter is coming next.

Why not a second app

Pregnancy apps are built for the week number. They count down, compare the baby to fruit, and by the day of birth they have nothing more to say. The mother, whose sleep and reserve mattered at week twelve, is handed off to a baby tracker that never asks about her again.

Here pregnancy is a chapter on the same timeline as planning before it and recovery after it. The check-in continues. The context carries forward. The week is one fact among many, not the whole product.

  1. 01

    Week by week

    Context for the week she is in, in plain language, without the fear-driven tone most pregnancy apps default to.

  2. 02

    Appointments and questions

    The next visit, the questions worth asking, and a calm summary to bring. Doctor Visit Mode exists in the app today.

    Doctor Visit Mode summary
  3. 03

    Symptoms, medication, documents

    Kept together, kept private, and available on the day she needs them.

  4. 04

    Wellbeing, still

    The check-in does not stop because a pregnancy started. Her reserve matters at week twelve and at week thirty-eight.

How it works

How it works

  1. 01
    Set the stage and due date

    This exists today. Today's screen shows the week and the days to the estimated due date, in plain language, next to her Refuel Score.

  2. 02
    Prepare for the visit

    Doctor Visit Mode exists today. A structured summary of the last 7, 14 or 30 days, with her choosing what goes in, to bring to the midwife or the doctor.

  3. 03
    Keep symptoms, medication and documents together

    Coming next. Logged once, kept private, available on the day of the appointment instead of scattered across photos and messages.

  4. 04
    Continue into postpartum

    The birth becomes an event on the line, not the end of the app. Recovery guidance adapts to the new stage the next morning.

Facts

Status
Pregnancy stage, due-date context and Doctor Visit Mode are in the app today. The full chapter is coming next.
Tone
Week context is written to inform, not to frighten. No fruit comparisons, no countdown pressure.
Privacy
Pregnancy data never appears in analytics, on the widget, in Siri or on the lock screen.
Not clinical guidance
Anything medical is a question for the midwife or doctor. The app helps her bring the right questions.

What Pregnancy is not

  • Not a replacement for antenatal care, and never a source of medical advice.
  • Not a countdown that ends on the due date.
  • Not shared with the Care Circle by default. A partner sees what she chooses to share.