Ovia Pregnancy Tracker. Includes a calendar to note doctor appointments, data recorded, milestones and more Includes robust data collection features Includes a health assessment in partnership with health plan providers within the app.
Best for Social Support. Includes robust social network feature Includes ovulation calendar Includes due date calculator.
Best for New Moms. The Bump—Pregnancy Tracker. Best for Medical Advice. WebMD Pregnancy. Includes questions to ask your doctor at particular appointments Visuals of your baby in the womb are more detailed than many other apps In-depth safety information about different products, foods and activities. Week-by-week information largely consists of diagrams with minimal text No social network component to connect with other expectant people.
Best for Simple Tracking. My Pregnancy. This app also includes a checklist for each trimester, a weight tracker and a kick counter. Provides a clean and clutter-free snapshot of what to expect during that particular week of pregnancy Includes interactive checklists. Does not include 3D renderings or medically accurate visuals of your baby in the womb. Best for Dads, Partners and Caregivers. Pregnancy App Preglife. Preglife is a great option for expectant people who want to share their pregnancy journey with their partner.
No social network component Goes into less detail in terms of week-to-week development than other apps. Belly—Your Pregnancy App. Sprout Pregnancy. Includes compelling 3D imaging of your baby in the womb Includes information on recommended screening tests and when they should occur Includes a birth plan feature. Know Your Numbers Check your levels from the comfort of your own home.
Learn More. We evaluated apps on: Availability for iOS and Android Price Average user rating Fetal development photos, videos and 3D renderings Availability of community group or social network Inclusion of customized pregnancy timeline feature Inclusion of contraction timer Inclusion of kick counter Inclusion of weight tracker.
What features should I look for in a pregnancy app? Once you see the Bump main menu, the application is running and you can begin to share information with another user. The phone you are currently using must have an active Internet connection for the bump to be successful. In order to get a wireless connection, you must be within range of a public Wi-Fi network or one to which you have the password.
The cellular data network is typically easier to connect to in public spaces. One of the ways that the Bump application is able to transfer your information to another device is through the use of your phone's GPS feature. When you and your friend bump your phone's together, the application searches for two matching algorithms in the same location. Thus, in order for two phones to exchange information via Bump, both devices should have location services turned on.
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