Little Feet: Kick Counter

Little Feet is a gentle, private companion for keeping track of your baby's movements during pregnancy. Noting movements can be a lovely daily ritual — but it's easy to lose your place, forget when you started, or wonder whether today felt different from yesterday. Little Feet makes it simple: tap each time you feel a movement, and the app keeps count, notes the time, and quietly builds a history you can look back on. Designed to feel like a calm friend rather than a clinical tool, Little Feet keeps everything soft, simple, and entirely on your own device. WHAT YOU CAN DO - Tap to count — a big, easy button records each movement, so you can stay in the moment rather than watching the screen - Gentle timing — sessions are timed, and you can pause and resume without losing your place - Your history — every session is saved so you can look back over days and weeks at a glance - See your own trends — simple charts lay out your personal patterns over time - Three calming themes — choose Sage, Sky, or Blush to suit your mood - PDF export — save or share a tidy summary of your own notes, for example to bring to your antenatal appointments - Works offline — no account, no sign-up, and nothing leaves your phone OPTIONAL EXTRAS Counting, history, and PDF export are free. If you'd like more, you can unlock optional extras: - Twins & Multiples — track more than one baby separately - Contraction Timer — time and log contractions - Vitamin Reminders — a gentle nudge to take your vitamins - Food Log — keep simple notes on what you've eaten - Unlock Everything — all extras in one bundle PRIVATE BY DESIGN Your information stays on your device. Little Feet doesn't collect, transmit, or share your data — there's no account and no tracking. AN IMPORTANT NOTE Little Feet is a personal note-keeping tool to help you record your own observations. It is not a medical device and does not provide medical advice, diagnosis, or reassurance about your baby's wellbeing. Every pregnancy is different, and only your midwife or doctor can advise you. If you notice any change in your baby's movements, or have any concerns at all, contact your midwife or maternity unit straight away — day or night.