Pregnancy & Baby Kick Counter app analytics for September 15

Peace of mind through your third trimester. Baby Kick Counter tracks fetal movements right from your Lock Screen — so you never miss a kick while watching YouTube or scrolling Instagram. Doctors recommend counting kicks daily from week 28 of pregnancy. This app makes it effortless: tap once, and a Live Activity tracks time, counts movements, and prepares a doctor-ready PDF report — grouped by pregnancy week. WHY MOMS LOVE IT ● Live Activity on Lock Screen — count kicks without leaving YouTube, Instagram, or any other app. No need to unlock your phone. ● Manual entry — forgot your phone? Add sessions later with exact time and kick count. ● PDF reports for your doctor — beautiful, detailed reports grouped by pregnancy week. Share via any messenger or email in 2 taps. ● Smart timer — starts automatically on first tap, freezes when you reach your goal, shows celebration with your results. ● Daily reminders — never forget your kick counting session. ● History & charts — see your daily kick trends at a glance with a beautiful gradient chart. HOW IT WORKS 1. Tap the kick button each time your baby moves 2. The app counts to 10 (or your custom goal) 3. When done, save with an optional note 4. Review your history and share PDF with your doctor FEATURES • Live Activity & Dynamic Island support • Circular progress ring with real-time counter • Undo accidental taps • Manual session entry for past sessions • Kick chart showing daily trends • PDF report grouped by pregnancy week • Daily push notification reminders • iCloud sync across devices • 11 languages: English, Ukrainian, Belarusian, Russian, German, Spanish, French, Italian, Danish, Portuguese, Chinese • Beautiful, calm design — no ads, no clutter IMPORTANT MEDICAL DISCLAIMER Baby Kick Counter is a personal convenience and tracking tool only. It is NOT a medical device and does NOT provide medical advice, diagnosis, treatment, monitoring, or recommendations of any kind. The app simply makes manual kick counting easier — it tracks time and counts taps. It does not interpret data, detect medical conditions, or make health assessments. Always consult your doctor, obstetrician, or midwife about your pregnancy and any concerns about fetal movement. Your healthcare provider is the only qualified source for medical advice. If you notice decreased fetal movement, feel that something is wrong, or have any medical concerns, contact your healthcare provider or emergency services immediately. Do not rely on this app for medical decisions. Terms of Use - https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/