Pregnancy Tracker | Preglife

72 of 100 · reviews
4.9of 5 · store
1,686ratings on the App Store
53reviews read

An editorial reading of the saved reviews

An informative pregnancy tracker with Swedish roots, praised for no ads, a post-birth parent mode, partner sharing and less common topics like pelvic floor exercises and your right to decline tests. Some users are annoyed by nagging reminders about alcohol, smoking and weight and a prescriptive tone about diet. Factual slips: the week counter pushes a week ahead, no twin support, occasional forced logouts, and a midwifery student caught a wrong claim about the heartbeat.

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What people use it for

Expecting moms who want a free ad-free tracker with partner sharing and a post-birth parent mode

What reviews praise

No ads and free, switches to parent mode after birth, partner sharing, videos and visualizations, rare topics like pelvic floor and the right to decline tests, baby size as fruit

What reviews complain about

Week counter runs a week ahead, no twin support, occasional forced logout, prescriptive tone about diet and weight, nagging alcohol and smoking reminders, spelling errors and a debatable fact

What users experience

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

I enjoy the part where on every week I can open a little present that shows me what size my baby is now

No matter how many time I change the week of pregnancy I'm in, the app keeps forwarding me a week. So I’m in week 4 but the app say I’m in week 5. It’s small but is still slightly annoying because I’m not 5 weeks along, I’m 4.

I love that this application converts to parent mode once the baby arrives into the world. It’s already feeling so supportive in these beginning stages as a parent with sincere & heartfelt advice and care being transmitted through the application