Pregnancy Tracker: Kick Timer

Follow your pregnancy week by week and keep the moments, plans, and practical tools you need in one place.

Pregnancy Tracker helps you see your current pregnancy week and estimated due date, record baby kicks and contractions, organize appointments, log symptoms and mood, prepare for birth, and preserve personal memories throughout your journey.

PREGNANCY WEEK BY WEEK
• See your current pregnancy week and trimester
• Follow progress toward your estimated due date
• View your pregnancy timeline and saved milestones
• Read general week-by-week pregnancy guidance

BABY KICK COUNTER
Record movements with a simple tap. Keep timestamps and finished sessions so you can review your own records over time.

CONTRACTION TIMER
Time contraction starts, durations, and intervals. Review recent contractions and session summaries in one place.

SYMPTOMS & MOOD
Keep simple daily records of symptoms, mood, intensity, and optional notes. Review recent entries and personal patterns whenever you need them.

APPOINTMENTS
Keep prenatal visits organized with dates, times, locations, care-provider details, questions, notes, and optional reminders.

PREPARE FOR BIRTH
Create and save your birth preferences, including support people, pain relief, environment, feeding preferences, and after-birth choices.

CHECKLISTS
Prepare at your own pace with editable lists for your hospital bag, baby essentials, important documents, home preparation, and your own custom needs.

PRIVATE PREGNANCY MEMORIES
Build a personal record of your journey with:
• Weekly diary notes
• Optional diary photos
• Bump photos with weeks and captions
• Weight entries
• A week-by-week journey timeline

SAFETY LOOKUP
Access general food and medication guidance with sources. Always confirm health decisions with your clinician.

Pregnancy Tracker is designed to help you organize information and keep personal records during pregnancy. Kick counts, contraction timing, symptoms, and other records are descriptive tools only and are not intended to diagnose labor, assess fetal wellbeing, or replace professional medical advice.

If you have concerns about your pregnancy, symptoms, contractions, reduced movement, or an emergency, contact an appropriate healthcare professional.