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Who it's for

Written for how your family is actually made

Most pregnancy apps assume one shape of family. Setup asks yours, and every page after that uses the right names and the right advice.

Couples

Two people, one plan

Add both names and the guide uses them. The partner gets a dedicated section on what to do, not just what to expect.

Solo parents

Written for one

Choose on my own in setup and support prompts point to your support person, not a partner. The people section helps you line up who shows up when.

Surrogacy

For intended parents

Name your surrogate and the guide uses their name for the pregnancy, your checklist adds surrogacy steps, and Ask a Question answers from the intended parent's side.

For partners

The partner gets a job, not a spectator seat

A whole section is written to the non-carrying partner: what helps, what to handle, and what to have ready.

  • What to do through the pregnancy, not only what to expect
  • Your job before, during and just after labor
  • The newborn skills to practice before discharge
  • Paperwork with a deadline, and who to call for what

Tell it who you are. It will take it from there.

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