Nanela — Pregnancy & First Year, Privately

No account. No email.
No Nanela server at all.

Most pregnancy apps ask who you are before they help you, and quietly build a profile out of the most private year of your life. Nanela asks nothing. Your records live on your iPhone and, only if you turn sync on, in your own private iCloud — there is no server of ours, and no way for us to read them.

The week you are in, at a glance.

One number, one object, and everything you have written this week underneath it.

Appointments, weight, blood pressure, how you feel
Counted the way your own clinic counts — you choose
A Home Screen widget with the same number

Forty weeks, one path.

Every week has its own page and its own object. Look ahead at what is coming, or back at any week you have already passed.

How big, in something you can picture — and in centimetres
What is normal this week, and what your body is doing
Guidance quoted from health services, with the source named

Noticed, not scored.

Count movements, time contractions, write down what you noticed. Nanela keeps it and stays quiet about what it means — that judgement is yours and your midwife’s.

Movements counted with one tap
Contractions timed, with the count on your Lock Screen
No thresholds, no alarms, no verdicts

It keeps going after the birth.

The same app, the same records — now feeds, sleep, nappies, growth and first foods, month by month.

Feeds by side and minutes, expressed and bottles
Weight, length and head, with what changed since last time
Corrected age worked out for you, if it applies

One page to take to your appointment.

Everything you wrote down, in your own words. You choose what goes in and who it is for.

For a check-up, or one short page for the maternity unit
Every entry listed as you made it — nothing averaged
Nothing on the page is worked out or judged by Nanela

Everything, without the noise

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Your count, not ours

Ways of counting weeks differ by country and by clinic. Pick the one your own clinician uses.

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Contractions, free

Timing contractions never needs a subscription. A woman in labour at night should not meet a payment screen.

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The whole record

Weight, blood pressure, how you feel, what you take, appointments and notes — before the birth and after.

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Quiet by design

No streaks, no badges, no nudging. Nothing congratulates you and nothing tells you off.

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Your own iCloud

Sync is off until you turn it on — and then it goes to your private iCloud, never to us.

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28 languages

Written for each language, not run through a translator — including right-to-left.

Honest pricing

Set up your pregnancy and read every week for free. A subscription is for keeping your own records.

Free

no trial games

Your dates and your week
Every week-by-week page
Timing contractions — always free
Home Screen widget

Subscription

Monthly or yearly

auto-renewing · cancel any time

Saving all your own records
Movements, weight, blood pressure, notes
The whole baby section
The page for your appointment

A free trial may be offered before the first paid period. Subscriptions renew automatically unless auto-renewal is turned off at least 24 hours before the period ends. Prices are shown in your own currency in the App Store and inside the app before you confirm anything. See the Terms of Use.

Nanela is not a medical device. It records what you tell it and quotes official guidance with a source. It does not diagnose, gives no verdicts, and never replaces your midwife or doctor. It deliberately sets no thresholds and raises no alarms — that judgement depends on you, on your pregnancy and on the guidance where you live. If anything worries you, contact your midwife, your doctor or your maternity unit — at any hour, and however many times.

It doesn’t end
the day you give birth.