Your personalized pregnancy journey

A gentle guide that grows with you.

Tell us your due date and a little about you, and your dashboard shapes itself around your weeks, with one calm planning focus at a time and encouragement that never makes you feel behind.

See sample weeksAfter baby arrives

Your dashboard

Everything for this week, at a glance.

When you sign up, you’ll share your due date or current week, whether this is your first baby, and what matters most to you. Your timeline updates on its own as the weeks go by.

  • One suggested planning focus each week
  • Questions you might like to bring to your clinician
  • Practical tasks, sized for real life
  • Shortcuts to your registry, budget, nursery and shower plans

The pregnancy tracker will be free. Optional premium planning features will be priced at launch.

Your pregnancy journeyExample

Current week

Week 22

Second trimester

22OF 40

Your suggested focus this week

Building your plan

  • Start your registry
  • Choose a shower theme
  • Compare nursery furniture
Illustrative planning guidance, not a medical schedule. Prenatal care and symptom advice should always come from a qualified healthcare professional.

Trimester overview

Three seasons, one gentle plan.

What planning often looks like in each trimester. Every pregnancy is different, so your own dashboard adapts to you.

I

First trimester · about weeks 1–13

Finding your footing

Setting up care, gathering questions, thinking about who to tell and starting a simple budget.

II

Second trimester · about weeks 14–27

Building your plan

Registry, shower theme and date, nursery ideas, childcare research and parental leave planning.

III

Third trimester · about weeks 28–40

Getting ready

Bags packed, car seat installed, postpartum help arranged and a calm plan for the first weeks home.

Sample weekly cards

A peek inside your weeks.

These are illustrative examples of planning guidance, not medical information. Always follow your own clinician’s advice.

First trimester

Week 8

Example

Planning focus

Settling into the news, gently.

Questions to ask your clinician

  • What should I expect at my first prenatal visits?
  • Which vitamins or supplements do you recommend for me?
  • Which symptoms mean I should call your office?

Practical tasks

  • Start a notes list of questions for appointments
  • Review what your insurance covers for prenatal care
  • Decide who you’d like to tell, and when

However you’re feeling right now, excited, unsure or simply tired, it all belongs.

Second trimester

Week 22

Example

Planning focus

Building your plan: registry, shower theme and nursery.

Questions to ask your clinician

  • Is there anything I should know from my recent visits?
  • Are there classes you recommend for us?
  • Is there anything I should adjust at work or in my routine?

Practical tasks

  • Start your registry
  • Choose a shower theme
  • Compare nursery furniture

You don’t need to have it all figured out. One small step this week is plenty.

Third trimester

Week 34

Example

Planning focus

Getting ready for arrival and the weeks after.

Questions to ask your clinician

  • What are the signs I should come in or call?
  • What should I know about your birth process and policies?
  • When should we choose a pediatrician?

Practical tasks

  • Pack a hospital or birth-center bag
  • Install the car seat and look into a free seat check
  • Plan meals and household help for the first weeks home

Rest counts as preparation, too. Be kind to yourself.

Postpartum & the first year

Your companion after baby, too.

When your baby arrives, your dashboard gently shifts into a new-mom planning companion, all the way to the first birthday.

  1. The first weeks

    Recovery & rest

    Recovery prep, visitor plans, meal help and reminders to rest. Support & postpartum

  2. Months 1–3

    Feeding & sleep logs

    Simple tracking you can share with a partner, plus notes for your pediatrician visits.

  3. Months 3–6

    Household & work

    Planning for childcare, a return-to-work checklist and a shared household plan.

  4. Months 6–12

    Growing together

    Budget check-ins, outgrown-gear lists and, finally, first-birthday party printables.

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