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Everything the next year needs, organized the way it happens

Four parts, eighteen sections, one sign in. Each one fills in around your due date and the details you give it.

Right now

Know exactly where you are this week

Open the app and the overview already knows your week, your due date and the three things worth doing next.

  • Week by week

    What the baby is doing, what the body is doing, a size you can picture and what to do about it. Every week, dated to your due date.

  • Baby in 3D

    Step through pictures of early development and tap the labels for facts, then flip to an everyday object at the same size so the scale lands.

  • Baby checklist

    The must-dos in the order they come due, from booking the first visit to installing the car seat.

  • Ask a question

    Plain answers any time of night, using your due date and details. It tells you when something needs a call to your provider.

  • Notes

    Questions for the next appointment, reminders for later, the thing you will forget by morning.

The pregnancy

Appointments, coverage and care in one place

Stop digging through portals and email. The visits, the plan details and the people to call are one tap away.

  • Appointments

    Visit by visit: what usually happens, what to ask, and where the results go.

  • Health coverage

    Plan name, member ID, network and the questions worth asking before the bills arrive.

  • Support

    Care, food and activity guidance, with activity broken out by trimester, written so a tired person can act on it.

  • Photo album

    Bump photos by week, ultrasounds and everything else, kept in your account and in order.

  • Baby names

    Ideas with meanings and origins, and a shortlist to narrow down.

Birth and baby

Read ahead before labor and the newborn weeks

The last weeks go fast and the first weeks go faster. Everything you will wish you had read is already here.

  • Labor, birth and after

    Stages of labor, pain relief, the hospital bag, recovery, warning signs and the fourth trimester.

  • Baby-care basics

    Sleep, feeding, diapers and crying, with the safe-sleep rules up front.

  • The first year

    Milestones, well visits and vaccines, month by month through the first birthday.

  • Partner and people

    What the partner actually does, and who to call for what, written down before you need it.

Home and money

Plan the move and the money before the baby arrives

Babies arrive on their own schedule. The housing plan and the budget should not be left to the third trimester.

  • Moving in

    A housing runway set against your move-in goal, so the nursery is ready before the due date is.

  • Money

    A monthly budget, real costs to expect and a spending log that shows where it went.

All of it, around your due date.

Add your due date and a few details. Every week, checklist and answer fills in around your pregnancy.