Fathr

The app for dads. Not the app your partner uses. Every pregnancy app out there - Flo, The Bump, BabyCenter is built for the mother. Dads get a sidebar. A "what to expect" tip on Tuesdays. An afterthought. Fathr changes that. We talk to dads. Direct. Honest. Plain English. No jargon. No sugar-coating. Like a mate who's been through it, not a doctor and not a parenting book. From the moment you start trying for a baby, through the 40 weeks of pregnancy, through the actual delivery day, all the way to your baby's first birthday. We've got you. WHAT'S INSIDE - 40 weeks of pregnancy content - what's happening to her body, your move that week (one practical action), and a dad check-in for the honest stuff - Birth Guide - the day itself, broken down. Hospital bag, what actually happens, your job hour by hour - Year One - phase by phase through the first 12 months. Feeding. Sleep. When things click. When they don't. - Mental Health - paternal anxiety, postnatal depression in dads, identity shifts. Free. Always free. Because that one matters. - Community - connect with other dads due the same month as you. Or browse the wider forum. Or read "Ask a Dad" from those who've been through it. - Practical stuff - finances, paternity leave, hospital bag checklists, real gear reviews, partner support through pregnancy. THIS IS FOR YOU IF → You're trying for a baby and don't know where to start → Your partner is pregnant and you feel three steps behind → The baby is here and nobody warned you it'd be like this → You want to be present, prepared, and honest — and you just need someone to show you how WHAT YOU GET FREE The full 40 weeks of pregnancy content. The TTC guide. Mental health resources. Blog content. All free, forever. PREMIUM (£7.99/month or £79.99/year) Unlocks the Birth Guide, Year One, community, finance, gear, checklists, partner support, and Ask a Dad. A coffee a month for the bits that matter most. A NOTE FROM THE FOUNDER I built Fathr because I went through it and could not find an app that spoke to me. Just apps for my wife with "dad tips" tacked on the side. So I made the one I wished I'd had. Honest content. From someone who's been there. To someone who's about to be. Terms of Use: https://fathr.co/terms Privacy Policy: https://fathr.co/privacy