Preggrs: Pregnancy Safety

Preggrs: Pregnancy Safety

Food & skincare barcode scans

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Released
October 15, 2026
Updated
October 24, 2026

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This app provides evidence-based information on the safety of foods, skincare, herbs, and supplements during pregnancy. It offers detailed citations for all guidance and allows users to scan barcodes or ingredient lists for instant analysis. The app also includes weekly pregnancy updates, appointment reminders, and mindfulness tools.

✓Evidence-based safety grading for foods and products
✓Barcode scanning and ingredient list analysis
✓Cited sources from reputable health organizations
✓Weekly pregnancy development updates
✓Appointment timeline with reminders
✓Mindfulness tools and breathing exercises
✓Offline functionality
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What's New in Preggrs

1.1.0

October 24, 2026

READ THE INGREDIENT LIST, NOT JUST THE BARCODE Store brands and smaller labels are mostly missing from barcode databases. Now you can photograph the ingredient list instead. The text is read on your phone, the photo is never uploaded or saved, and this works with no signal. HERBS, ADAPTOGENS AND SUPPLEMENTS 27 new entries with cited US guidance — ashwagandha, reishi and other mushroom extracts, maca, rhodiola, blue cohosh, matcha, yerba mate, collagen, spirulina, bee pollen and more. IT ADMITS WHAT IT DOES NOT KNOW If a label carries concentrated plant extracts with no published guidance behind them, Preggrs now says so and names them, instead of reporting the product as clear. The 1-100 score stays, and every point it takes off is still itemised and named. FIXES A significant scanning fix: raw and unpasteurised ingredients were being matched against their pasteurised entries, so a raw-milk cheese could read as fine. It no longer can. Also repaired five citations that had gone dead after the publisher reorganised their site.

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FAQ

Does Preggrs have ads?

No, Preggrs is ad-free. The app is designed with user privacy in mind and does not contain any advertisements or ad SDKs.

How does Preggrs score scanned food?

Scanned food receives a 1-100 score based on its Nutri-Score, processing level, additive count, and any flagged pregnancy guidance. Each deduction is itemized and attributed to a specific ingredient.

Can Preggrs be used offline?

Yes, the entire guidance library is stored within the app and works in airplane mode. Reading ingredient lists also works without a signal, as photos are not uploaded or saved.

What sources does Preggrs use for its information?

Preggrs cites reputable organizations such as ACOG, the CDC, the FDA, the NIH, and MotherToBaby. Users can tap any citation to open the original source.

What happens if Preggrs doesn't have information on an ingredient?

If a label contains something for which Preggrs has no published guidance, it will state that it doesn't know and name the ingredient, rather than marking the product as clear.

What kind of mindfulness features are included in Preggrs?

Preggrs offers a daily affirmation, a 4-7-8 breath pacer, and six offline soundscapes. It also includes breathing and prenatal movement videos.

How does Preggrs handle pregnancy warning signs?

The app provides a list of warning signs from ACOG and the NHS, reachable from every screen. It directs users to contact a healthcare professional for any concerns, as it does not rank symptom urgency.

What is the update frequency for Preggrs?

The latest version of Preggrs is 1.1.0, which was last updated on October 24, 2026. This indicates a recent update, suggesting ongoing development and maintenance.