Novamilli: Pregnancy & Baby

Novamilli covers your pregnancy and your baby's first years in one app, and every feature is free: no ads, no paywalls, no account. Your health data stays on your device, there is no cross-app tracking, and optional analytics starts off. DURING YOUR PREGNANCY - Follow your pregnancy week by week, with 42 weekly articles and 58 knowledge articles - Count your baby's movements and time contractions, also from your Lock Screen and Apple Watch - Swipe through baby names together, write a birth plan and pack your hospital bag - Keep a weight log, appointments, daily check-ins and bump photos - Plan 62 essentials with a buy-by-week timeline and a wishlist you can share - Share your pregnancy with your partner, without an account WHEN YOUR BABY ARRIVES - Log feeds with a left and right breastfeeding timer, plus bottles, sleep, diapers and pumping - Keep a running timer on your Lock Screen and in the Dynamic Island, and pause, switch sides or finish it right there - Add Home Screen widgets that log with one tap, without opening the app - Use the Apple Watch app for feeds, sleep, diapers and pumping, and during pregnancy for movements and contractions - Export your log as a report or a spreadsheet - Keep your weight log after birth, and save it to Apple Health if you like - Add every child, switch between them, and shop clothes and gear by age, up to age three - Born early? Novamilli shows your baby's corrected age COUNTRY FACTS FROM OFFICIAL SOURCES Country facts come from official national sources. Where we have found your country's official guidance, you see what it says and where it comes from. Where we have not checked a topic yet, the app says so instead of guessing — how much is covered differs per country and grows with each update. FREE, PRIVATE AND OFFLINE Novamilli is free, needs no account and works offline. Shopping links help you find common pregnancy and baby products in the United States; they are how the app stays free. Novamilli provides general information and does not replace medical advice. For personal medical questions, always contact a qualified midwife, doctor, or other healthcare professional.