Being pregnant is a really exciting time, so it makes sense if you wanna go all out and download all the apps, start all the bullet journals, and read every website. Unfortunately, you probably don’t have time to download every single app (you’re growing a human after all!), and since there are so many cute (and highly rated) pregnancy tracker apps, it can be a bit overwhelming to narrow your choices down. Don’t worry though, we’re here to help.
When it comes to choosing a pregnancy tracker app, Dr. Peace Nwegbo-Banks, an OBGYN at Serenity Women’s Health & Med Spa in Pearland, Texas, says you’ll want to look for features that include a calendar for appointments, patient information on basic embryology, and mood, food, and water intake tracking. Dr. Nwegbo-Banks likes the Ovia app (#13 on our list), as she says it’s a great app that offers info on what to expect each week and trimester.
Now, disclaimer: while pregnancy tracking apps can be fun and helpful, they are certainly no substitute for professional medical advice. Think of these apps as a digital journal and a place to collect your notes and thoughts to bring up at your next appointment. Many apps out there can keep a log of your vitamins or medicines, and connect you with other moms-t0-be. Of course, if anything feels concerning to you, you should still see a doctor! No amount of Googling or talking to other expectant moms in a forum can replace a visit with a medical professional. With that out of the way, here are a few of the best pregnancy tracker apps you can download today.
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1. Stork
Stork allows users to input their due date to receive personalized updates each day and week their pregnancy progresses. There’s also a built-in social network for pregnant women so you can talk to other expecting mothers, a personal diary feature, a way to log your pregnancy weight gain, a contraction timer for when the big day comes, a newborn shopping list, hospital bag check list, and more articles and tips.
- 4.8 stars over 54 ratings on iOS
- 4+ stars over 441 ratings on Android
Available for free on iOS and Android
2. UMC Pregnancy App
While this app is targeted for pregnant women who are patients of University Medical Center, it’s full of great info for all expecting mothers. There are features that help visualize the growth of your baby throughout your pregnancy with weekly updates and development stages, count baby kicks, and time contractions. There’s also a pregnancy timeline that can show you when you can begin to expect to show (around the 12-week mark) and what tests are needed and when during the duration of your pregnancy. There are also articles and tips by Texas Tech physicians which you can use as a jumping-off point for any questions you might have to bring to your own doctor at your scheduled visits.
- 4.8 stars over 165 ratings on iOS
- 4.6 stars over 10 ratings on Android
Available for free on iOS and Android
3. ProDaddy
Why should expecting moms get all the pregnancy app goodness? While there are a few dad-centric pregnancy apps out there, ProDaddy is one of the highest-rated ones for good reason. While some of the dad apps lean towards masculinizing parenthood with lumberjack imagery (lol), ProDaddy offers articles and tips that focus more on equal parenting responsibility, like encouraging dads-to-be to get in on the baby shower, asking and using paternity leave, and more. The tone is a lil bro-y, but it’s cheeky in a cute way that anyone can appreciate (“Baby Yourlastname coming in hot in 29 weeks.”) There are quick articles and tips for first-time dads, deeper dives on topics that require more time, and updates on your baby’s development along the way. The app promises you’ll “build your confidence in your path to becoming the talented and involved dad you want to be” and that you can be a ProDaddy yourself after nine months.
- 4.8 stars over 535 ratings on iOS
- 4+ stars over 269 ratings on Android
Available for free on iOS and Android
4. 280 Days
Named after the average amount of gestation, 280 days is a pregnancy diary app that allows you to eventually turn your notes into a book. The free app is meant to sell the service ofc, but you can always sign up, use the journaling service in the app, and just not buy the book at the end. There are features that let you see the development and growth of your baby, track your physical condition and weight gain, and take notes on doctor’s appointments and ultrasounds.
- 4.8 stars over 397 ratings on iOS
- 4.5+ stars over 35,819 ratings on Android
Available for free on iOS and Android
5. HiMommy Pregnancy Tracker
- 4.8 stars over 5.12k ratings on iOS
- 4.8 stars over 9838 ratings on Android
With an easy-to-use interface and color palette, the HiMommy Pregnancy Tracker is a simple app that’s most useful for its checklists. If you want an expert-approved list of exactly what to bring to the hospital for mom, for baby, and what to have at home, this is for you.
Available for free on iOS and Android
6. Pregnancy Tracker: Baby Bump
- 4.5 stars over 1.7K ratings on iOS
This simple app comes with an easy-to-use contraction timer, kick counter, and a fun gradient pink interface that I shouldn’t fall for, but I am!
Available for free on iOS
7. Preglife
- 4.9 stars over 3.9K ratings on iOS
- 4.8 stars over 14,798 total ratings on Android
It’s not pretty, but this 4.9 rating speaks for itself. Users love the lack of ad popups and if you don’t like the social aspect of a lot of the other apps, this one won’t force you to join a community or share stuff either. You’ll get information on what’s happening in your body week by week as well as some calendar features to track your baby’s growth.
Available for free on iOS and Android
8. What to Expect’s Pregnancy & Baby Tracker
- 4.8 stars over 181K ratings for iOS
- 4.7 stars over 59,181 ratings for Android
This über-popular pregnancy tracking app allows you to track and contextualize your baby’s growth over time using concrete visual benchmarks like fruit. Precise measurements are…fine. But who’s really whipping out a ruler and scale to see how big their baby is at 11 weeks? 0.25 oz.? No idea what that is. The size of a lime? That I can work with.
Get it for free on iOS and Android
9. WebMD Pregnancy
- 4.4 stars over 608 ratings for iOS
Yep, the hypochondriac’s wet dream of a website has its own pregnancy tracker and it’s actually pretty comprehensive. The app features an appointment organizer, a symptom tracker (in case you want a place to log small concerns for your next doctor’s visit), and a contraction and kick counter (which can be useful in monitoring your baby’s movements and health). Plus, a place to save and track belly photos in case you’re feeling nostalgic but have run out space in your camera roll. There are also weekly articles with topics relevant to the stage of pregnancy you’re in.
Get it for free on iOS
10. Pregnancy +
- 4.8 stars over 33.1K ratings for iOS
- 4.7 stars over 525,809 total ratings for Android
This popular app offers a sleek and easy-to-navigate user interface. You can track your baby’s kicks and your weight gain, as well as learn about your baby’s growth through size-specific illustrated charts and images from every angle through every week of your pregnancy. Short of your baby texting you real-time selfies from the womb, this is probably the closest you can get to seeing what your baby looks like through each stage.
Get it for free (with in-app purchases) iOS and Android
11. Pregnancy Tracker & Baby App
- 4.8 stars over 55.2K ratings for iOS
- 4.8 stars over 892,460 total ratings for Android
This app features specialized tips that correspond with how far along you are in your pregnancy, like maternity shopping advice when you start to show. There’s also a feature that allows you to talk to other expecting parents so you can exchange support and advice as well as just general excitement for your new bundles of joy.
Available for free on iOS and Android
12. The Bump
- 4.8 stars over 16K ratings for iOS
- 4.8 stars over 28,861 ratings for Android
If all the other apps are starting to blend together for you, The Bump will certainly wake you up. This adorably bright app tracks your baby’s growth and also offers informative articles and resources like recipes to remind you that yes, you totally have this under control.
Available for free on iOS and Android
13. Ovia Pregnancy Tracker
- 4.9 stars over 28.1K ratings for iOS
- 4.8 stars over 123,335 ratings for Android
This pregnancy tracker allows you to easily track your baby’s growth, symptoms, photos, and you can ask anonymous questions for other parents in the Community section of the app. Now you don’t have to wonder if you’re the only one who seems to be growing nipple hair like crazy. This app also lets you log pre-natal vitamin intake as well. And while the option to track your baby’s growth via fruit-shaped visuals is an option, you can also change the growth setting to “Parisian Bakery” if you’ve ever wanted to know how big your baby is on a scale of croissants to baguettes. C’est chic!
Available for free on iOS and Android
14. Sprout Pregnancy
- 4.7 stars over 9.2K ratings for iOS
- 4.6 stars over 29,695 ratings for Android
Sprout’s pregnancy app features personal testimonials from mothers as well as articles from doctors. There’s also a neat 3-D baby that you can check out to see how your own baby is developing. The world has come so far from the Ally McBeal CGI baby.
15. Pregnancy & Baby App — Glow
- 4.7 stars over 5.1K ratings for iOS
- 4.4 stars over 22,326 ratings for Android
Nurture’s app gives you the same tracking feature as most apps, but you can also link your account up with your partner’s and track your pregnancy together. You can also hook up the app with MyFitnessPal and the Apple Health app for seamless integration.
Available for free (with in-app purchases) on iOS and Android
16. Hello Belly: Pregnancy Tracker
- 4.1 over 1.2K ratings for iOS
- 4.4 over 1,967 ratings for Android
This cute pregnancy app offers funny illustrated tips for pregnancy, like this cheeky hint about apples:
This app is less about heavy medical advice, and more cute lifestyley tips for expecting mothers. There’s also pregnancy yoga tips and a really beautiful rainbow 3-D baby that tilts with your screen and is mesmerizing to look at, even for non-pregnant women.
Available for free (with in-app purchases) on iOS and Android
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