One tap switches Bloom into pregnancy mode. Enter your LMP date and get instant due date calculation, gestational age tracking, milestone timeline, and trimester-specific guidance.
Your pregnancy dashboard shows everything at a glance — updated every day.
Weeks + days displayed prominently. Progress bar shows how far along you are toward your due date. Trimester indicator (T1/T2/T3) always visible.
Days remaining until your estimated delivery date. Calculated from your LMP (280 days). Notifications at 30, 14, 7, and 1 day before.
Weekly updates on what's happening with your baby. Organ formation in T1, movement and senses in T2, growth and positioning in T3.
Never miss an important date — Bloom tracks and notifies you for each milestone.
Baby's heartbeat can be detected via ultrasound for the first time.
Major organs have formed. Risk of miscarriage drops significantly.
Detailed ultrasound checks baby's development. Often when sex is revealed.
Baby has a chance of survival if born early. A major milestone.
Baby is considered full term. Lungs are mature. Ready for delivery.
Your estimated delivery date. The moment you've been waiting for.
18 pregnancy-specific symptoms + 7 mood options + free-text notes.
Morning sickness, nausea, vomiting, fatigue, breast tenderness, frequent urination, food aversions, food cravings, heartburn, constipation, back pain, leg cramps, swelling, shortness of breath, insomnia, mood swings, headaches, dizziness.
7 mood options: happy, calm, energetic, neutral, tired, anxious, sad. Mood-based care tips appear automatically — anxiety triggers grounding techniques, fatigue triggers rest advice.
Nutrition, exercise, and healthcare reminders that change as your pregnancy progresses.
T1: Iron, folate, small frequent meals. T2: Calcium, protein, hydration. T3: Omega-3, fiber, iron-rich foods. Updated weekly.
Folic acid supplementation, prenatal vitamin reminders, checkup schedules by trimester, glucose test reminder at week 28.
Safe exercise recommendations per trimester. When to reduce intensity. Warning signs to stop and consult your provider.