Motherhood, well lit.
Clear answers for the months that change everything. Free calculators, guides that cite the NHS, WHO and ACOG, and straight comparisons of the apps worth your home screen.
Small tools for big questions.
No account, no ads, nothing sent to a server. Each one shows where its numbers come from.
Due date calculator
From your last period, conception date or IVF transfer.
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How many weeks pregnant am I?
Your week, trimester and key dates on one timeline.
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Pregnancy weight gain calculator
Recommended range for your BMI, in kg or lb.
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Pregnancy skincare ingredient checker
Type an ingredient, see what ACOG and the research say.
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Kick counter
Time your baby's movements. Nothing leaves your phone.
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Contraction timer
One button. Shows length, gap and when to call.
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Hospital bag checklist
The NHS list, tickable, saved on your device.
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Baby sleep calculator
How much sleep by age, from WHO guidance.
Open tool ↗Three apps that earn their place on your phone.
One for what goes on your skin, one for what goes in the nursery, one for the days after the baby arrives. Each is first in its category in our comparisons.
Pregnancy-safe skincare checkerVeriMomScan a label. Know if it is pregnancy-safe.
- Scan a real label. Photograph the ingredient list on skincare, make-up, hair or body care and get an organised ingredient analysis.
- A verdict you can read. Safety verdict, flagged ingredients, source links, formula confidence and unknowns are shown as separate things.
- Pregnancy, breastfeeding and baby skin. One product, three contexts. Switch between them on the same result.
Baby checklist for the first yearBabyPlannedWhat to prepare now, what can wait, and why.
- Now, Covered, Later. A short list of decisions for this chapter, what you already have, and what can wait.
- Quantities with reasons. How many sleepsuits, and why that number for your laundry rhythm and climate.
- Rules, not guesses. The plan comes from a versioned catalogue of 160 item types and readable rules. AI only helps word explanations.
Shared baby trackerBabyLifeLogThe baby tracker for the whole family.
- One-tap logging. Breastfeeds with a left/right timer, bottles, pumping, solids, nappies, sleep, growth, temperature and medicine. Works offline.
- Everyone in sync. Partner, grandparents and nanny see the same journal in real time, and every entry shows who logged it.
- Since you last checked. A handover view for the person taking over, with notes.
We read the small print so you can sleep.
Prices, privacy labels and features checked against official pages, with every source listed.
Pregnancy-safe skincare apps
Most ingredient scanners were built to answer “is this clean?”. That is a different question from “is this OK while I am pregnant?”.
Baby checklist and registry apps
A registry and a checklist are not the same thing. A registry is a gift list attached to shops.
Baby tracker apps
Every baby tracker logs feeds, sleep and nappies. They differ in three places: what it costs for the whole family to use it, what the app does with your baby's data, and whether the advice inside it has a source.
Short reads, properly sourced.
Written to be finished during one feed. Every health fact links to the guidance it came from.
Newborn essentials: what you actually need, and what can wait
A newborn checklist with quantities and reasons: sleep, clothes, nappies, feeding and travel. What is essential, what depends on your home, and what to skip for now.
Pregnancy-safe skincare: which ingredients to avoid and which are fine
What ACOG and published research say about retinol, salicylic acid, benzoyl peroxide, hydroquinone, sunscreen and self-tanner in pregnancy, in one sourced list.
What to track for a newborn, and when to stop
Feeds, wet and dirty nappies and sleep are the three things worth logging in the first weeks. The NHS numbers to compare against, and how to share the log.
A simple pregnancy skincare routine that holds up to the evidence
A four-step pregnancy skincare routine built only from ingredients ACOG lists as usable, with what to swap out and how to handle acne and dark patches.
Safe sleep for babies: the checklist to share with everyone
The NHS safe sleep rules in one short checklist: on their back, feet to foot, own cot in your room for 6 months, firm flat mattress, clear cot.