Hello BellyOpen the appAsk anything · any hour
Most pregnancy chatbots are a text box with a prompt behind it. This one knows how far along you are, remembers what you told it in the first trimester, logs your weight when you mention it, and shows you which of its own guides an answer came from.
The same question has a different answer at week 9 and week 39. Hello Belly answers for the week you're actually in, and it will tell you when the answer changes later on — you don't have to say "I'm 24 weeks" every time.
The thing your midwife said at the 20-week scan, the food that makes you gag, the fact that you're having twins. It carries that forward across months, and you can read and delete anything it has remembered — the memory is a list you own, not a black box.
"I weighed 68.4 this morning" logs your weight. "Two glasses of water" updates hydration. "Show me my weight since week 20" draws the chart. It asks before it guesses, and it tells you what it did.
Informational answers are grounded in Hello Belly's 298 tips, 124 symptom entries and 112 food verdicts, and it links the tip it used — so you can read the source rather than trust a paraphrase.
Bleeding, severe pain, reduced movements, a bad headache with vision changes — a safety net catches these and points you at your provider instead of trying to reassure you. It explains things; your doctor decides them.
Which is the actual point. The questions don't arrive during clinic hours, and the alternative at 3am is a search-engine rabbit hole that ends somewhere frightening.
The last one is the one other apps can't do — it's a question about your pregnancy, not about pregnancy.
Yes. There is no message quota and no paywall on the assistant — asking questions, logging trackers by chat and reading the tips it cites all work without Premium.
No, and it will say so. Hello Belly gives educational information and explains what things mean; your midwife or doctor makes the decisions. For bleeding, severe pain, reduced movements or a fever, contact your provider or emergency services rather than an app.
Yes, across weeks and months, and you can see exactly what it has remembered in Profile → Memories. You can delete any of it, and it will stop being used immediately.
Yes. Dictation is built in and transcribes as you speak, which is generally how anyone logs anything at 3am.
It stays yours. Conversations and health entries are never sold and never used to advertise to you, and health values are never sent to analytics. Bump journal photos live in your own iCloud private database — we store none of those bytes.
Both. A photo of your plate becomes a nutrition entry with protein, iron, folate, calcium, DHA, choline, fibre and caffeine; a photo of a supplement label becomes a supplement with its real ingredient list.
Free, no message limit — it just needs to know your week first. Prefer your phone? It's on the App Store.
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