Pregnancy

All-in-one pregnancy app, contraction timer, kick counter & due date calculator

This pregnancy app will keep you calm throughout your pregnancy. It will let you know what's happening with your unborn, week by week, from that positive pregnancy test to delivery. Use our pregnancy tracker, and know what to expect when expecting as you get ready for that due date.

Keep track of your weight, blood pressure, growth of that baby bump, baby’s first movements, when you’ll feel them kick, contractions, plus, save important health data in a single report for your doctor.

May your pregnancy be pleasant and wonderful! Our application will take care of everything for your pregnancy + more! We’ll be by your side on your entire journey to becoming a new mama.

The most interesting features of the app:

- Convenient calendar, to check all important upcoming doctor’s appointments and tests

Keep a diary of your pregnancy! Track your weight, tummy size, blood pressure, mood, and sexual activity every day. Don’t miss any doctor’s appointments and tests.

- Information about you and your baby every week

Find out when your baby will be the size of a grapefruit, when they grow eyelashes, when you can finally find out their gender.

The app will tell you about the changes that happen to you and your unborn baby every week of pregnancy. Get nutritional and lifestyle advice for both mom and baby. Keep track of all the major baby milestones.

- Report for the doctor

Collect all the necessary data in one convenient report for the doctor who is taking care of your pregnancy. The application will convert everything to a PDF, and the report can be sent by email in advance, or shown directly from your phone.

- Checklists and To Do Lists

Check the checklists for each trimester, supplement them with your own items, keep to-do lists to organize your days. Keep the stress and guessing out of pregnancy, and focus on keeping that healthy, happy pregnancy glow.

- Smart calculator for gestational age

The application calculates both fetal and obstetric terms with an accuracy of the day. The most accurate formulas are used, approved by leading doctors around the world.

- Kegel exercises

Get ready for childbirth with Kegel exercises!

The app will tell you how to strengthen your muscles before going into labor and giving birth.

- Contraction counter

Get to the hospital on time! The smart counter will distinguish real contractions from training ones. With the use of our contraction timer, you’ll know when to be on your way to the hospital.

- Synchronization with the Health app

Save your health data - easy and secure.

We have tried to make the best application for expectant mothers. Send your comments and suggestions to , we will try our best to implement them.

What's New in the Latest Version 3.109.0

Last updated on Apr 19, 2024

Minor bug fixes and improvements. Install or update to the newest version to check it out!

Pregnancy is a profound physiological and emotional journey that encompasses the creation and development of a new life within the womb. This transformative process spans approximately 40 weeks, divided into three trimesters, each marked by distinct physical, hormonal, and psychological changes.

First Trimester (Weeks 1-12)

* Embryonic Development: The fertilized egg undergoes rapid cell division, forming an embryo that implants in the uterine lining.

* Hormonal Surge: Pregnancy hormones, including human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG), surge to support embryonic growth and prevent menstruation.

* Early Symptoms: Nausea, vomiting (morning sickness), fatigue, and breast tenderness may occur.

Second Trimester (Weeks 13-28)

* Fetal Growth and Development: The embryo develops into a fetus with distinct body parts, organs, and movements.

* Increased Energy: Nausea and fatigue often subside, leading to an increase in energy levels.

* Physical Changes: The uterus expands, causing a noticeable abdominal bulge. Weight gain and breast enlargement become more apparent.

Third Trimester (Weeks 29-40)

* Fetal Maturation: The fetus grows rapidly, gaining weight and preparing for birth.

* Braxton Hicks Contractions: Practice contractions, known as Braxton Hicks contractions, may occur irregularly.

* Physical Discomfort: Backaches, leg cramps, and heartburn may become more common as the uterus presses on surrounding organs.

* Emotional Preparation: Women often experience a mix of excitement and anxiety as they prepare for labor and delivery.

Labor and Delivery

* Onset of Labor: Regular and intense contractions signal the onset of labor.

* Cervical Dilation: The cervix gradually dilates to allow the baby's passage through the birth canal.

* Pushing Phase: When the cervix is fully dilated, the mother pushes to deliver the baby.

* Postpartum Period: After birth, the mother enters the postpartum period, which involves physical and emotional recovery, including hormonal changes and breastfeeding.

Maternal Health and Well-being

Throughout pregnancy, it is crucial for women to prioritize their health and well-being. Regular prenatal care, a balanced diet, and moderate exercise can support a healthy pregnancy. Avoiding smoking, alcohol, and certain medications is essential for fetal development.

Emotional and Psychological Aspects

Pregnancy is not only a physical experience but also a deeply emotional one. Women may experience a range of emotions, including joy, excitement, anxiety, and fear. Support from partners, family, and friends can provide emotional stability during this transformative time.

Conclusion

Pregnancy is a remarkable journey that brings about profound physical, hormonal, and emotional changes. Understanding the stages of pregnancy, seeking prenatal care, and prioritizing maternal health are essential for a healthy and fulfilling experience. As a new life takes shape within, women embark on a transformative journey that forever alters their lives.