Análisis de la app Mumma: Pregnancy Tracker para 9 de octubre

Mumma is a pregnancy tracker that never asks you to sign in. There is no account and no server. Nothing you write leaves your phone, and the app never makes a single request to the internet. Put the phone in airplane mode and it works exactly the same. WEEK BY WEEK See how far along you are, what size the baby is this week, and how many days are left. Give the baby a name and Mumma uses it. THE THINGS YOU ACTUALLY DO Count kicks with one thumb, in the dark, with the screen dimmed at night. Time contractions, and put the timer on your Lock Screen if you want it there. Say how the day is going in one tap, and write more only if you feel like it. Log your weight in kilograms or pounds. Mark what you felt and on which day. A JOURNAL YOU KEEP One page a week. Take the bump photo with last week's underneath so you can line yourself up, add as many photos as the week deserves, and write as little or as much as you want. Journal photos stay inside the app. They never go to your photo library, your shared albums or iCloud Photos, and Mumma re-encodes every one of them so the place it was taken is stripped out. APPOINTMENTS THAT STAY PRIVATE Write down what you have booked and Mumma reminds you the evening before. The reminder says nothing about a pregnancy, because it arrives on a Lock Screen where anyone can read it. ONE FILE TO SHOW SOMEONE Export the whole thing as a PDF: the journal with its photos, the readings, the appointments. It is made on your phone and handed to the share sheet, and where it goes from there is your decision. WHAT MUMMA DOES NOT DO It does not tell you whether you are in labor. It sets no kick targets and no weight range. It gives you no score, no streak to break and nobody to compare yourself with. It describes what you recorded, and nothing else. Mumma describes what you record. It is not a diagnosis and it does not replace medical advice. If in doubt, contact your midwife or doctor. Made for iPhone and iPad. Portuguese, Brazilian Portuguese and English.