Pregnancy App.

68 of 100 · reviews
4.9of 5 · store
22,492ratings on the App Store
485reviews read

An editorial reading of the saved reviews

Valued for simple, clear day-by-day weekly guidance with no ads and no sales push, especially good for a first pregnancy. It breaks on tone: many feel it overdoes the topic of weight and appearance, sometimes stokes anxiety, and the images only show white women. A separate pain: after a miscarriage the pregnancy is simply deleted without a word of support.

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What people use it for

For expecting moms, especially first-timers, who want a calm free week-by-week tracker with no ads.

What reviews praise

Simple clear weekly guidance, free, no ads, calm format without pushy sales, meal ideas and growth data

What reviews complain about

Tone about weight and appearance feels like shaming, sometimes stokes anxiety, no diversity in images, no twins mode, miscarriage deletes pregnancy without any support

What users experience

2 excerpts from the breakdown. These are individual cases, not a verdict on all users.

Deleted this app because I was sick of the subtle body shaming. The app devotes an odd amount of attention to things that don’t matter, like preventing saggy breasts and stretch marks, and “getting your body back to its former glory” after birth.

If you have any factors that make your risk of pregnancy loss higher, you should avoid this app. It was very sad to not have any kind or empathic words after I had a miscarriage at 10 weeks. The app permanently deleted my pregnancy like it never existed!