Private pregnancy app · iPhone & iPad
A private pregnancy app: a week-by-week guide for you and baby or babies, fifteen tactile trackers with free movement and contraction timing, and care preparation that changes with your pace—no account, no ads, no scores or streaks.
Give me a moment. I’m taking this in.
Not a general chat. A bounded writing and reflection companion.An adult-first pregnancy app
Every pregnancy is different. Pace asks what belongs before changing the experience; it never guesses from private behaviour.
Week context, fifteen trackers, appointments and care words stay together—without grades, streaks, a “normal” badge or a feed designed to keep you scrolling.
Words when words are hard
I need a moment to answer.
Show it large, hear it spoken, or share it only when you choose.
Sound, light, touch and privacy
Questions and phrases ready
One concrete supporter job
A pause or way out
Fifteen tactile instruments
No reused cards pretending to be different tools. Choose one to read its boundary.
Mind instrument
Name an emotional level without turning it into a score.
No score · no target invented by PaceWeek Horizon · weeks 4–42
Move to any week from 4 to 42. This is the guide from the app itself—what may change for you, broad development for baby or babies—with the public source behind every line.
Hunger, weight change, bump visibility, and aches can all differ substantially at the same estimated week.
Across the broad weeks 21–24 range, skin can remain wrinkled with blood vessels visible beneath it. The week label does not predict individual readiness or outcome.
The real weeks from the app · every line sourced · not a personalised development or health assessment
Living context · always optional
Pregnancy does not erase work, faith, food practice, access needs, caregiving or children already in your daily life. You choose what belongs. Pace never infers it from behaviour.
Handover notes, small transitions and supporter jobs can include the child already moving through your day.
Practical context only · never parity, risk, relationship status or a clinical signal
Care Relay
Appointments, three prepared questions, neutral local reminders, a private check-in, supporter tasks and an editable visit folio stay in one local careboard.
The product, not a concept
Apple-native, purposefully
Pace uses Apple technologies where they make a real moment easier—and deliberately leaves out features that would expose pregnancy information or imply clinical monitoring.
Optional reviewed-English Premium actions use a fresh, tool-free on-device session. Draft Studio receives only its current workspace; Living Margin Arrange receives only the note explicitly submitted for that action; Pace Arrange receives only selected question text and returns a source-exact order.
An optional device-owner lock uses iOS authentication. Pace never receives or stores a biometric template or passcode.
Appointment reminders are scheduled by iOS with privacy-neutral wording—no push token and no Pace server.
Communication cards can be spoken aloud without recording your voice or sending the phrase to Pace.
Pace data can travel through Apple device backup or direct migration, with a separate encrypted recovery copy you can save. There is no Pace cloud account.
Apple shows each local Premium price and renewal period. Exports and care briefs leave only through an explicit system share action.
No Pace account · no live Pace cloud sync · no advertising SDK · no analytics SDK · no third-party AI service · no HealthKit in version 1
Your story can change
Choose pregnant, uncertain, pregnancy changed or ended, or postpartum. Pace never infers the change from your behaviour.
Countdowns, development, celebration and purchase prompts leave immediately. Care access stays.
Weeks 4–15 · free
The opening twelve weeks of the guide, everyday recording and every safety route remain free. From week 16, Premium keeps the deeper guide and evolving companion tools moving with you. New subscribers begin the annual plan at a reduced introductory price for the first year, with the exact local price shown in the app before you confirm.
Clear edges
Pace is a pregnancy wellness, organisation and communication app. It does not diagnose, assess symptoms, interpret measurements, monitor a pregnancy or replace qualified care. If something feels wrong, its concern route helps you contact human care; it never performs triage.
Weeks 4–15 of the authored guide stay free, together with everyday body-note recording and history, essential trackers and communication, care contacts, urgent and sensitive-journey routes, privacy, export and deletion. The first saved care moment is free too. From version 1.1 you can also choose any one Premium week to read in full, free, and keep. From version 1.2 the first two weeks of the postpartum guide are free as well.
Premium continues the authored guide through weeks 16–42 (and, from version 1.2, the postpartum guide through weeks 3–12 after the birth) and adds deeper chosen context, Pace Pattern, Living Margin Arrange, eligible on-device Draft Studio, source-exact Pace Arrange in Visit Folio and unlimited saved care moments. It is offered as monthly or annual auto-renewing access; Apple shows the exact local price, period and terms before purchase.
No. From version 1.1 Pace offers Home and Lock Screen widgets, but they are only one-tap shortcuts to “Help now” and “Log how I feel” and show nothing about you — no week, date or entry. While timing, you can choose to keep a timer on the Lock Screen; it is off unless you turn it on, shows only a neutral timer and a count, and never says what is being timed. Siri and Shortcuts can open those same screens and receive nothing you wrote.
The companion itself is bounded and authored. In reviewed English, optional Premium tools can use Apple’s on-device model: Draft Studio transforms only its current workspace, Living Margin Arrange receives only the one note you explicitly submit for that action, and Pace Arrange can reorder only appointment questions you explicitly select while keeping every original word. None has tools, background access, or access to your profile or history; deterministic local fallbacks remain available.
You—not an algorithm—can change the journey to uncertain, pregnancy changed or ended, or postpartum. Timing, development, celebratory language and purchase prompts are removed immediately while care access and your chosen records remain available.
You can optionally say whether no child, one child, or two or more children are currently in your daily care—or choose not to say. Pace uses that only for practical rhythms, handovers and supporter jobs. It never treats the answer as pregnancy history, relationship status or a medical signal.
Pace data is eligible for Apple device backup and direct migration. You can also create an encrypted recovery file protected by a separate recovery code. Pace does not provide live cloud sync, and external recovery files remain under your control.
The app is built for iPhone and iPad running iOS or iPadOS 26 or later, with English and German interfaces. It is available in English-language storefronts and Germany. Help now routes are reviewed for the United States and Germany, and for the United Kingdom from version 1.2.
Pace, Please has no account, no ads and no analytics, and Apple’s privacy label for it reads “Data Not Collected”: your records stay on your iPhone unless you choose to share them. Our compare page lists the privacy labels of other popular pregnancy apps, with links to check them yourself.
Yes, and both are free. You can save a single noticed movement in one tap, time a movement session in the way your care team asked, and time contractions with start-to-start spacing and rest intervals. Pace never decides what the timings mean. From version 1.2 you can open the timer in one press from Control Center or the Action button.
From version 1.2 a postpartum journey has its own twelve-week guide for you: words for your care team, a job for a supporter, and one short sourced reference each week, with Help now always one tap away. It makes no baby-care schedule and never tells you what is normal for your recovery.
