BabyBerry tracks your baby week by week with fruit-sized milestones, answers your questions anytime with a calm AI companion, and keeps your records in one private little place.
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Hey Product Hunt 👋
I’m the maker behind BabyBerry.
Pregnancy brings 40 weeks of questions—and many of them seem to arrive at 3am. I wanted pregnancy technology to feel calmer, more personal, and less overwhelming, so I built BabyBerry: a private AI pregnancy companion designed for parents preparing together.
BabyBerry combines:
🤰 Week-by-week pregnancy guidance and baby development
💬 A careful AI companion for everyday pregnancy questions
🤝 Partner sharing, with synced kick counts and contraction timing
🗓️ Localised antenatal schedules for 10 countries and regions
🧰 Practical tools for kicks, contractions, weight, appointments, checklists, and memories
🌍 Support for English, Japanese, French, Simplified Chinese, and Traditional Chinese
Privacy was important from the beginning. There’s no advertising-based tracking, and personal records are shared only with the people you choose.
BabyBerry isn’t a medical device or a replacement for professional care. The goal is to help parents feel more informed, organised, and connected between appointments.
I’d especially love your feedback on two things:
Does the partner-first experience feel meaningfully different from other pregnancy apps?
What would make you trust—and continue using—an AI companion during pregnancy?
Thank you for checking out BabyBerry. I’ll be here throughout the launch and would love to hear your honest thoughts 💛
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love the fruit-size comparison idea, super cute way to picture growth. one thing i'd love is a quick daily check-in that prompts me to log naps, feeds, and mood in under thirty seconds, maybe with a single tap for each. would save me scrolling and make patterns way easier to spot over weeks.
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The fruit-sized milestones framing is such a clever way to make development feel tangible instead of abstract. Whoever designed this clearly thought about what actually sticks in a sleep-deprived parent's brain.
love the fruit-size comparison idea, super cute way to picture growth. one thing i'd love is a quick daily check-in that prompts me to log naps, feeds, and mood in under thirty seconds, maybe with a single tap for each. would save me scrolling and make patterns way easier to spot over weeks.
The fruit-sized milestones framing is such a clever way to make development feel tangible instead of abstract. Whoever designed this clearly thought about what actually sticks in a sleep-deprived parent's brain.