You have to pay to use.
Like most apps these days, they don’t tell you have to pay until it’s on your phone. I downloaded the app and wanted to try it before the moment. Clicked on the start button and stoped. Worked great. Then I thought would delete that to clear it for the real time. And it wouldn’t let me unless I subscribed or paid a one off. I get that apps need the money they invested in. But be upfront about it.
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Ok
I don’t think it’s bad, but I got the message that I was having practice contraction a few times and my water ended up breaking shortly after.
Yeah !!! Thank you God
Can’t wait to see , hold , ❤️ , change diapers , breast feed , burp , listen to every cry to see what they need , talk to them !
Easy to use
This is a great tracking app this is easy to use for first-time moms. I like the suggestions and how it asks the intensity to help keep tabs on what's happening
Worse than the Android version on every level
The Android version of this app opens immediately to the page where you can track contractions. This version takes you through at least seven different unskippable pages asking optional information before giving you access to what you need — a button to tap that records the time for you. It’s embarrassing that their latest app update includes “removing full screen ads so you’re not distracted between contractions” — either maintain an app that provides a straightforward service or don’t, but stop with the dark patterns that show you clearly don’t care about your primary user base. I would like to see more contraction timer options that are a step up from using the default Stopwatch app on your phone (which has its own limitations or I wouldn’t be looking for a separate app), without sacrificing so much sanity to dealing with data collection during what the app creators know is a stressful time.
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