BlueberryBlueberry · pregnancy through the first year
A private place for what is yours, a shared place for what you choose, and practical care that can meet the moment.
Morning sickness hits as soon as I wake up. Facing breakfast is hard.
What Sophie shared
“Morning sickness hits as soon as I wake up. Facing breakfast is hard.”Nauseous
A possible next step
Have a bedside snack ready.
Set out plain crackers and water tonight, so she can try some before getting up. Choose something she tolerates and let her set the pace.Support preview · Not released
“I’ll put something by the bed tonight.”
For what happens between you
There is carrying a pregnancy. And then there is explaining it, remembering what comes next, and figuring out how to ask for help. Blueberry gives both people a clearer way to care for each other, without making private details public.
A deliberately shared moment
Sophie shares her morning sickness with Sam. The next step is practical, and she sets the pace.
01 / Share
Sophie deliberately shares “Nauseous” and a note about her morning. Her private Health entries are not the input.
Illustrative preview · Not releasedWhat Sam sees
“Morning sickness hits as soon as I wake up. Facing breakfast is hard.”Nauseous
02 / Understand
Sam receives exactly what Sophie chose to share. The proposed matcher selects from a reviewed library; it does not infer a symptom from a private log.
In development · Not releasedA practical option Sam can prepare
03 / Act
Sam can put a snack and water by her bed tonight. Sophie decides whether either feels right in the morning.
Illustrative preview · Not releasedFor: Nauseous
Set out plain crackers and water tonight, so she can try some before getting up. Choose something she tolerates and let her set the pace.
04 / Be met
A human reply can close the loop. No score for helping, no prompt for Sophie to say thank you, and no promised relief.
Illustrative preview · Not releasedAn illustrative reply
“I’ll put something by the bed tonight, if you feel like trying it.”
Care is a conversation, not a score.
Illustrative support story · fictional household · Not released. A practical option to try, with no promised result.
And then a new chapter begins
From getting ready for a baby to finding a rhythm together. The same Blueberry, with the next care action close at hand.
See Family ModeFamily mode · daylight into night
When care becomes a shared day, the useful controls come first. Both people can see the baby's care history; recovery remains personal.
Maya · 8 weeks · fictional example
The day, in context
Feed, sleep and diaper entries belong to the household log. A selected day sits beside the trend, with minutes and units written out. Missing entries never mean missing care.
Sleep recorded · September 20–26, 2026
September 26 · Partial day100 minutes of sleep recorded
| Date | Minutes |
|---|---|
| September 20, 2026 | 110 |
| September 21, 2026 | 165 |
| September 22, 2026 | 140 |
| September 23, 2026 | 190 |
| September 24, 2026 | 155 |
| September 25, 2026 | 175 |
| September 26, 2026 | 100 |
A shared history to pick up from. These compositions show the direction; app layouts may change.
Private by choice
Sophie chooses whether a note crosses over to Sam. Personal Health and recovery entries remain hers; shared household care stays visible to both. There is no effort score, public feed, or diagnosis.
Read our privacy pageA shared beginning, and what follows
App compositions are illustrative, and featured partner-support and reporting features are not released.