A pregnancy reference app that shows its work. Every claim carries a
strength-of-evidence grade and a citation to published US guidance you can open and read
yourself.
Preggrs does not give medical advice, and does not assess you.
It gathers guidance already published by ACOG, the CDC, the FDA and MotherToBaby, shows how
strong the evidence behind each statement is, and links you to the original. It administers no
questionnaire, computes no diagnosis, and never tells you a symptom can wait.
What it does
Check anything. Search a food, a skincare ingredient, an exercise or an old
wives' tale, or scan a barcode. Every answer is graded and cited — and every "avoid" answers the
question people actually have, which is what to do now that you have already had it.
Week by week. What is happening to the baby, what is happening to you, and
the one or two things worth doing — plus a daily tip scoped to the week you are in.
Your appointment timeline. Worked out from your due date, with reminders
scheduled on your own device.
Warning signs. The published list from ACOG and the NHS, in full and
unranked, always one tap away. Every line ends in the same instruction: contact a person.
Zen. A daily affirmation, a breath pacer, and six sound beds that work
offline.
Private by design
The whole guidance library lives inside the app and works in aeroplane mode. No advertising,
no ad SDKs, no data brokers, no location tracking. You can export or delete everything at any
time. The privacy policy sets out exactly what is stored and the one
case in which anything leaves your phone.
Availability
Preggrs is built for iPhone and published in the United States, following guidance from ACOG,
the CDC and the FDA.