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A pregnancy app for partners that shows the plan, not her private notes

Pregnancy Roadmap · free · no signup

Being useful starts with knowing what's coming

Most partners want to help during a pregnancy and mostly end up asking the same questions: what week is it now, when's the next scan, is the car seat sorted yet? Pregnancy apps are built for the person who's pregnant, so partners either get a screenshot now and then or nothing at all, and the checklist ends up living on one phone.

Here the pregnant partner keeps her own Pregnancy Roadmap, and she decides whether to share it with the household. It's off until she turns it on. Once it's on, her partner sees the current week and the baby's size, the upcoming appointment dates and types, the trimester checklist and the After-birth buying list. Either of you can tick items off, and each tick shows who did it, so "did you book the antenatal class?" gets answered without asking. Her check-ins, symptoms, notes and names are never shared, and turning sharing off removes what was shared. To be straight about the tiers: whoever creates the household needs a Premium plan and every other member needs Basic or higher; the roadmap on its own is free. Start with the free roadmap below.

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Common questions

Can my partner see my symptoms or notes?
No. Only the due date, upcoming appointment dates and types, and the checklist and After-birth items are shared, and only after you turn Pregnancy sharing on. Check-ins, symptoms, mood, notes and names stay private, and turning sharing off removes what was shared.
Can we both tick things off the pregnancy checklist?
Yes. Once sharing is on, either of you can tick items on the trimester checklist and the After-birth buying list. Each tick shows who did it, and the pregnant partner's own list stays up to date.
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