Contraction Timer vs Contractions Timer

Completely FREE to use — no ads, no paywalls Take the stress out of timing contractions. With Labora Contraction Timer, you can track every contraction with just one tap — right from your Lock Screen, Apple Watch, or even hands-free with Siri.  No fumbling when the moment hits. From the first gentle tightenings to active labor, Labora keeps you calm, confident, and in control.  Track how long contractions last, how far apart they are, and how often they come — so you can see patterns and know when it’s time to call your midwife or head to the hospital. Why parents choose Labora: - One-tap tracking — start & stop instantly - Apple Watch app for quick timing on your wrist - Lock Screen & Home Screen widgets for fast access - Siri support for hands-free timing - Clear timeline showing duration & intervals - Smart notifications when contractions are regular - Private & secure — no account, no data uploads Created by a mom, for moms.

A calmer way to track contractions during labour. Surges makes it simple to time each contraction, see the pattern forming, and stay focused on what matters. Start and stop with one tap, then view a clear timeline of your recent surges, including their length and the time between them. Built for labour, not admin. There are no accounts, complicated charts, or distracting extras—just the information you and your birth partner may need in the moment. Track each surge simply Tap once when a contraction begins, then again when it ends. Surges records the duration and interval automatically. See the pattern clearly Your recent contractions are shown in a calm, easy-to-read timeline, helping you understand whether they are becoming longer, stronger, or closer together. Keep your birth history Review previous contractions whenever you need to, without losing the context of your labour. Made for you and your birth partner Whether you are timing contractions yourself or supporting someone through labour, Surges keeps the process clear and low-pressure. Surges is not medical advice. Always contact your midwife, maternity unit, or healthcare provider if you have concerns or need guidance during pregnancy or labour.