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Pregnancy

Your pregnancy, week by week, with safety one tap away

See where you are, what's happening in your body and your baby's growth. Count kicks, time contractions and check foods, all in one calm place.

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In short

What does Gyne do in pregnancy?

In pregnancy, Gyne shows your week, the days to go and your baby's size, and keeps the danger signs one tap away. It includes a kick counter, a contraction timer, a food safety checker, appointments, a hospital bag list and a birth plan. Week-by-week content is free forever, and weight-loss goals are switched off.

What you get

  • Week by week

    Your body, your baby's size and what to expect, free forever.

  • Danger signs

    Always one tap away, with a one-tap way to call for help.

  • Kick counter and contraction timer

    Simple tools for the moments that matter.

  • Food checker

    Check whether a food is safe in pregnancy.

  • Healthy weight band

    A gentle view of weight gain for your starting point, with no dieting.

  • Appointments, hospital bag and birth plan

    Everything to prepare, in one place.

Ask & Adapt in action

You log a headache and blurry vision at 32 weeks. Gyne shows an urgent alert straight away, explains why these signs need care now, and gives you one tap to call for help.

Red flags come first

Signs like heavy bleeding, fluid leaking, severe headache or fewer movements trigger an alert at the moment you log them, even offline.

Frequently asked questions

How is my due date calculated?

Usually by adding 280 days (40 weeks) to the first day of your last period, adjusted for your cycle length. An early ultrasound can change it. Try our due-date calculator.

When should I start counting kicks?

Many doctors suggest paying attention to your baby's movements from around 28 weeks. If movements slow down or change, contact your maternity care team straight away.

Is the pregnancy week by week free?

Yes. Week-by-week content, danger signs and the core tools are free forever.

What happens to my period tracking when I'm pregnant?

Gyne switches to pregnancy mode and keeps your history. After birth it moves to postpartum, and it restarts cycle tracking when your period returns.

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