For Christian families expecting a baby
“Blessed is she who has believed that the Lord would fulfill his promises to her.”
Luke 1:45
Enter your due date and get today’s verse, this week’s baby, and a prayer for what you are actually carrying.
You are in week —
Your baby is about the size of a , and there are days to go.
Just open the appWorked out in your browser. That date was not sent anywhere.
No account to start No credit card Nothing to install
Most pregnancy apps are built for data. This one is built for the heart.
Three screens, exactly as they look on a phone.
Scripture chosen for the week you are in, your progress ring, and what is happening right now — the first thing you see, every time you open it.
Write your own, or have one written over what you are carrying today. Answered prayers stay where you can read them back.
Size, development, and what is forming this week — with a 3D view where weeks 4–13 are real NIH embryo scans, drawn in golden thread over their true shape.
Not a feature list — an ordinary day, held.
The day opens with a verse for your week. Tap it to say “Amen,” or save it into your prayer list.
Generate a prayer over what you are actually carrying — worry, gratitude, a coming appointment.
A tip written for him this week, a nudge to check in, and a way to write a letter to the baby.
Journal it, photograph it, log it on the timeline. It syncs to both phones, privately.
One shared prayer list. Answered prayers stay, so you can look back at what God did.
There is nothing to set up. This is the whole beginning.
It runs in your browser. No download, no account, no card.
Or tap “I’m not sure” and we will estimate it with you.
Today’s verse, your week, your baby’s size, and a prayer if you want one.
Weeks 4–13 here are scans of real embryos, their true shape drawn in golden thread, that you can turn over in your hand, with the week’s verse beside them.
Open the 3D viewNothing is downloaded until you open it. Inside, the size comparison is drawn on the spot; the scans themselves are a second, separate tap.
Embryo scans: the Carnegie Collection, segmented by Kristen Browne (NIAID) and published on NIH 3D under CC BY 4.0.
Early 2026, my wife FaceTimed me, excitingly sharing the good news that “We are pregnant”. I stopped, took a deep breath, and let the reality of the news sink in, “I am a father now”.
I decided that I will learn everything I needed to learn about pregnancy, how I can support my wife and how we can support and encourage the development of our baby. That night, I proceeded to learn and as a result stayed up all night creating a pregnancy tracking app.
I want a mother and father to feel supported and encouraged.
— AndrewFounder, YAHWAYLOVE
Not a policy page. What actually happens to what you write.
Unless you turn on family sync — then they sync only between your own family’s devices.
Because they have to be. Nothing else leaves, and your private journal never syncs at all.
No advertising business, no data brokers, no third-party analytics watching you read.
6 families walking this road
Real numbers from real people — never invented.The six things people ask, answered the same way the app answers them.
No. Everything works signed out. An account backs up your journal and lets you share with a partner, and you can create one at any point without losing what you have written.
The app is free, including the guides, trackers, journal and week-by-week. Premium adds the AI features. There is no trial that charges you, and no card is needed to start.
Your journal, photos, letters and health logs are stored on your device. They are not uploaded anywhere unless you turn on Family Sync, and they are never sold or shared.
Yes. The guides, your journal, the trackers and the week-by-week pages all work offline. Only the community, the AI features and live search need a connection.
The guides follow ACOG, CDC and FDA guidance, and every page names its sources at the bottom. It is information to bring to your provider, not a replacement for them. In an emergency, call 911.
Yes, and nothing here assumes otherwise. The partner sections are optional, the prayers include one written for a mother walking this alone, and Resources lists local help that does not require a partner or a car.
Prayer is never behind a paywall. It never will be.