With you from week one
Symptom and wellbeing tracking
Record symptoms and wellbeing changes, monitor patterns over time, prepare questions for your healthcare providers, and find guidance on when to seek medical attention.
Explore our servicesConnected maternal health ecosystem · In development
Motherhood doesn't end at the clinic,neither should your care.
PreggyPal is your companion through every stage of motherhood, bringing health tracking, nutrition guidance, appointment reminders, and access to maternal health professionals into one platform.
- Trimester-aware
- Red-flag aware
- Low-data by design
- Private by default
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- WHO
- CDC
- ACOG
- NHS
PreggyPal at a glance
What is PreggyPal?
PreggyPal is a connected digital maternal health ecosystem designed to bring together community support, health tracking, event organisation, nutrition monitoring and access to professional care in one place. It is built to support mothers through pregnancy, birth and a baby's first year while helping them connect to timely, trusted guidance when they need it.
- What it is
- A companion for pregnancy, birth and a baby's first year — not a diagnosis tool or an emergency service.
- Who it is for
- Primarily for every mother navigating every stage of motherhood. Secondarily for any other party seeking maternal-related information and services
- Where guidance comes from
- Public WHO, CDC, ACOG and NHS recommendations, reviewed by clinicians before publication. See the safety approach.
- How safety works
- A red-flag check that names the symptom, the urgency and where to get care — including emergency services when needed.
- Where it is being built for
- Mothers across Africa, with a global clinical evidence base.
- Current status
- In development. No public launch date or country-by-country availability has been announced. Join the waitlist.
- How to get involved
- Join the waitlist for launch news and early previews, or email hello@preggypal.com.
Page updated . Clinical references are public recommendations, not endorsements.
Why PreggyPal
The problem we solve
Maternal care can feel fragmented once a mother leaves the clinic. Keeping track of symptoms, appointments, scans, nutrition, and reliable health information can be overwhelming.
PreggyPal helps bridge the gap between clinical visits and everyday motherhood.
260,000women died in 2023 from pregnancy-related causes — more than 700 every day.
92%of those deaths happened in low- and lower-middle-income countries.
Source: WHO maternal mortality fact sheet, updated 7 April 2025.
Our Services
Our services at a glance
Connected services designed to help mothers stay informed, organised and supported.
Appointments and scans
Record clinic appointments and scan dates, receive reminders, maintain a schedule, and prepare for upcoming visits.
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Maternal nutrition
Helps with meal logging, calorie and nutrient estimates, nutritional progress, and personalized suggestions for improving dietary balance.
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Find a professional
Helps with discovering relevant professionals, including obstetricians, gynecologists, midwives, nutritionists and other maternal health service providers.
For professionals
Reliable maternal health education
Explore clear, stage-aware maternal health information guided by trusted sources and intended for clinical review.
Explore health resources
Postpartum and baby-care guidance
Provide educational resources on maternal recovery, breastfeeding, emotional wellbeing, newborn care, and relevant warning signs.
Explore our servicesEvery stage
Care for every stage of motherhood
Support can change as your needs change, from preparing for pregnancy to caring for yourself and your baby after birth.
Before pregnancy
Preparation and maternal health education.
Pregnancy
Symptom tracking, nutrition, appointments, scans and pregnancy education.
Birth and recovery
Postpartum guidance, recovery tracking and professional support.
Baby’s first year and beyond
Baby-care resources and continued maternal wellbeing support.
How it works
Four steps. No guesswork.
PreggyPal is designed to meet you where you are, then stay with you as things change.
- 01
Tell us where you are
Share your due date or your baby's age, your language and what you want help with. No long intake form.
- 02
Ask what is on your mind
Type a question or start from a suggested one. Answers are written for real life, not a textbook.
- 03
Know when to escalate
When something needs a person, PreggyPal says so plainly and tells you where to go — not what to Google.
- 04
Carry your care with you
Keep appointments and reminders in one place, and bring a clear summary to your next visit.
Demo interface shown. PreggyPal is in development and does not provide medical care.
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Week 28 · Third trimester
I'm 28 weeks and exhausted all the time. Is this normal?
Tiredness is common in the third trimester — your body is carrying more blood, supporting a growing baby and sleeping less comfortably.
Contact your maternity unit today if you also have sudden breathlessness, chest pain, a severe headache, blurred vision, or your baby is moving less.
NHS · ACOG
Ask anything…
Demo interface · not medical advice
Red flag recognisedEscalation guidance comes first
Built for real life
Designed for the mothers the system reaches last.
Low bandwidth, shared phones, long distances and full hands. The product has to work in those conditions, not just in a demo.
The last mile
Built for low data and long distances
Lightweight pages, offline-first content and language that works for mothers and community health workers alike.
The fourth trimester
Care that continues after birth
Recovery, feeding, mental health and newborn milestones — because support should not stop at the six-week check.
Between visits
A calmer answer at 3 a.m.
The questions that arrive between appointments get a sourced, plain-language answer — and a clear next step when one is needed.
Safety by design
It escalates. It does not diagnose.
A maternal health tool earns trust by knowing its limits. PreggyPal is built to recognise risk, say plainly when a person is needed, and never stand between a mother and urgent care.
Read our safety approachReliable Information
Evidence-based maternal health guidance from trusted sources.
Your Privacy
We are committed to protecting your personal information.
Your Safety
PreggyPal supports, but does not replace, professional medical care. Seek urgent help for serious symptoms.
“Trust is the medicine that technology has to earn first.”
Brilliant CheropFounder & CEO, PreggyPalWhy PreggyPal exists
One platform. More connected care. Better-informed decisions.
A mother and her baby need continued care, guidance, and support long after an appointment ends. PreggyPal brings symptom tracking, appointment and scan reminders, nutrition guidance, and access to maternal health professionals together to help mothers feel informed and supported through every stage of motherhood.
Meet the founderQuestions
The things mothers ask us first.
Clear answers about what PreggyPal is, what it is not, and how it handles the questions that matter most.
Read the full safety approachWhat is PreggyPal?
PreggyPal is a maternal health companion in development for pregnancy, birth and a baby's first year. It is designed to give plain-language answers with visible sources, flag symptoms that need urgent care, and keep appointments and check-ins in one timeline. It is not a doctor or an emergency service.
Who is PreggyPal for?
PreggyPal is for expectant and new mothers, their families, and the community health workers who support them. The first version is designed for mothers across Africa, with a clinical evidence base drawn from global guidance.
Is PreggyPal a replacement for my doctor or midwife?
No. PreggyPal is a companion for information and navigation between appointments. It does not diagnose, prescribe or replace antenatal care. Every urgent question should go to your care team.
Is the app available now?
PreggyPal is in development. The first version is being built with clinical review and design-partner feedback; the waitlist is the best way to hear when it opens.
Where does the guidance come from?
Content is grounded in publicly available guidance from the WHO, CDC, ACOG and NHS, and is reviewed by clinicians before publication. AI assistance helps people find and understand that content, but answers are bounded by reviewed guidance and escalation rules. Answers show the sources they draw on. Alignment does not imply endorsement by those organisations.
What happens in an emergency?
PreggyPal is designed to tell you to contact emergency services or your maternity unit immediately. It is not an emergency service and never delays urgent care with a chat response.
When will PreggyPal launch, and where will it be available?
There is no public launch date or country-by-country availability list yet. PreggyPal is in development with clinical review and design-partner feedback. The waitlist will share launch milestones and pilot regions first.
Is PreggyPal a medical device?
No. PreggyPal is an information and navigation companion, not a medical device. It does not diagnose, prescribe, monitor a baby or replace antenatal care. Those limits are permanent design decisions, not launch caveats.
Will it work without a strong internet connection?
Low-bandwidth use is a core design goal. The first release is being tested on slow connections and shared devices, with offline content packs planned for the pilot.
What happens to my health data?
Health data is treated as sensitive by default: collect less, explain why, and never sell it. The app will have its own privacy notice before launch. This website stores nothing from the contact form.
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You deserve support beyond every clinic visit.
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