Open. Glance. Close.
The Today screen is the whole app, most days. A hand-drawn trimester diagram shows the week you are in - one dot per week, lived weeks filled, weeks ahead hollow. Under it: how big the baby is right now, what is developing this week, a prompt for this week's bump photo, and a letter to seal for the day they arrive.
Week 7. Everything on this page, for something the size of a blueberry.
Track what helps. Ignore the rest.
Eight trackers, every single one opt-in and off by default: steps, blood pressure, blood sugar, kicks, mood, symptoms, digestion, intimacy. Sync with Apple Health, or don't - your call. The blood sugar logbook is shaped like the paper diary a midwife already reads, against targets your own practice sets - never ours.
Week 20. Halfway. The anatomy scan week - and the baby is a banana now.
The paperwork, minus the panic.
A prenatal checklist built around Germany's actual Mutterpass appointment rhythm - with a general version for everyone else - plus Moments, a private photo journal, and a one-tap PDF export of your readings that a doctor can actually use.
Week 40. A small pumpkin. See you on the other side.