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The other apps you’re probably looking at.
11 apps people weigh us against. Everything we say about them comes from their own pages, with the date we read them, and where one suits you better, we say so.
Last checked November 7, 2026
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Flo
A period and ovulation tracker with a pregnancy mode, from Flo Health.
Clue
A period and cycle tracker from BioWink in Berlin, with modes for trying to conceive, pregnancy and perimenopause.
Ovia
A cycle and pregnancy tracker from Ovuline, with a separate Ovia Parenting app for after the birth.
What to Expect
The app from the What to Expect brand, from Everyday Health: week-by-week reading, a community and a free baby tracker.
BabyCenter
A pregnancy app from Everyday Health: week-by-week tracking, a kick counter, a contraction timer and a parents’ community.
The Bump
A pregnancy and baby app from The Knot, with an album that carries on through the first year.
Pregnancy+
A pregnancy app from Philips Digital UK: guides for each week, a kick counter, a contraction timer and a birth plan.
Nurture by Glow
A pregnancy app from Glow with week-by-week tracking, a contraction timer and a community of moms.
Sprout
A pregnancy app from Med ART Studios with a week-by-week timeline, a kick counter and a contraction timer. Its newborn and cycle apps are separate.
Huckleberry
A baby tracker known for sleep, from Huckleberry Labs, with paid plans and a sleep plan you can buy.
Stardust
A period, ovulation and pregnancy tracker with partner sharing and a postpartum mode.