Compare · facts from each app’s own App Store page
How Pace, Please compares with other pregnancy apps.
We read every row from the app’s own United States App Store page on 9 October 2026: the price line and Apple’s “App Privacy” label. Those labels are written by each developer, and practices may vary by feature, age, or country. Follow each link to see the current label yourself.
| App | On the App Store | Data used to track you across other companies’ apps and websites | Health-related data linked to your identity |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pace, PleaseMama Bloom UG | Free · in-app purchases | Data Not Collected | Data Not Collected |
| FloFlo Health UK Limited | Free · in-app purchases | Purchases, Location, Identifiers, Usage Data | Health & Fitness, Sensitive Info |
| BabyCenterEveryday Health, Inc. | Free | Contact Info, Identifiers, Usage Data, Sensitive Info | Sensitive Info |
| What to ExpectEveryday Health, Inc. | Free | Contact Info, Identifiers, Usage Data, Sensitive Info | Sensitive Info |
| OviaOvuline, Inc. | Free | None declared | Health & Fitness, Financial Info, Sensitive Info |
| Pregnancy+Philips Digital UK Limited | Free · in-app purchases | Identifiers | Sensitive Info |
| The BumpThe Knot Inc. | Free | Contact Info, Browsing History, Identifiers, Usage Data, Sensitive Info | Sensitive Info |
What makes Pace, Please different
No account, no ads, no analyticsYou never sign up. There is no advertising, no tracking SDK, and no analytics — not even a local counter.
Your records stay on your iPhoneTrackers, notes, appointments, and photos live in protected storage on your device. Nothing is uploaded unless you choose to share it.
Safety tools are never paywalledMovement and contraction timing, Help now, care contacts, and support after a loss or uncertainty are free, always.
Adult-first, with sourcesThe week-by-week guide starts with you, then broad baby development, then a prompt for the two of you — every factual line with its source and limits. No fruit sizes, no countdown pressure.
Words for the roomCommunication cards, a care-question folio, and a supporter brief help you prepare appointments and ask for what you need.
Every outcome is a real stateUncertain, changed, or ended pregnancies hide celebration and promotion immediately. Postpartum gets its own twelve-week guide from version 1.2.
What the other apps do well
Some of them may suit you better. In each developer’s own description:
- Flo — One app for periods, ovulation, pregnancy, and perimenopause, with an Apple Watch app and a partner mode.
- BabyCenter — 3D fetal development videos, a pregnancy calendar, and a loyalty programme with discounts from baby brands.
- What to Expect — 3D weekly videos, baby size comparisons, a newborn log after birth, and a large parent community.
- Ovia — Covers periods, fertility, pregnancy, postpartum, perimenopause, and menopause in one place.
- Pregnancy+ — A long-running week-by-week pregnancy tracker with development content and pregnancy tools.
- The Bump — Pregnancy and baby content from a large parenting publisher.
Which one fits you?
- You want a large community or 3D baby videos
- What to Expect or BabyCenter.
- You want cycle, pregnancy, and menopause in one app
- Flo or Ovia.
- You want privacy, a calm pace, and help in appointments
- Pace, Please.
Questions
Is there a pregnancy app that doesn’t collect my data?
Yes. On 9 October 2026, Pace, Please was the only app in this comparison whose Apple privacy label reads “Data Not Collected”. It needs no account and keeps your records on your iPhone.
Is Pace, Please free?
Yes. Weeks 4–15 of the guide, every tracker and its history, movement and contraction timing, Help now, and privacy controls are free. Premium adds weeks 16–42, the postpartum guide’s later weeks, and deeper planning tools; prices come from the App Store.
Does Pace, Please give medical advice?
No. It supports communication and organisation and shows the public sources behind its information. It does not diagnose, assess symptoms, or replace your care team.
Which countries does it support?
It is available in English and German. Help now routes are reviewed for the United States and Germany, and for the United Kingdom from version 1.2; elsewhere it shows only globally scoped guidance and your own care contacts.
See Pace, Please on the App Store ↗
App names are trademarks of their owners and are used only to identify the apps compared. Mama Bloom is not affiliated with any of them. We will correct any row that is out of date — write to hello@mamabloom.app.