Pregnancy is a team effort. DadMode helps you understand each week, support your partner, and get ready for birth and your new baby.
Built for expectant dads and new fathers, with clear next steps from pregnancy week 4 through baby's first 12 weeks.
WHAT SHOULD I DO TODAY?
Start with Today: your pregnancy week, trimester, due date countdown, and the baby's size in one place. Then get a practical daily move you can actually do. You also get a weekly briefing about the baby, your partner, you, and what's coming up next.
Some days the move is about getting organized. Other days it's about asking a good question, showing up for an appointment, or checking how your partner is doing. The goal isn't to turn fatherhood into a to-do list. It's to help you find the next useful thing.
FOLLOW THE WHOLE JOURNEY
Walk through pregnancy week by week, from week 4 to week 42. See where you are, get context for the changes along the way, and prepare for the weeks ahead. After birth, the journey continues for 12 weeks with your baby. Because becoming a new dad doesn't end at the due date.
TOOLS FOR BIRTH AND HOME
When labor starts, keep the essentials close. Labour mode brings together useful birth-time tools. Time contractions with a contraction timer that flags a 5-1-1 pattern. Use the kick counter to log movements during pregnancy.
Before the big day, sort out a hospital bag checklist, a home checklist, appointments, and a birth plan. Use the plan to talk through preferences together, not to make medical decisions for you. There's a pass-the-phone baby name matcher to explore names together, one choice at a time. And when life gets busy, check-ins give you a simple way to ask how your partner is feeling and how you're holding up, too.
A COACH FOR THE QUESTIONS YOU HAVE
What does this week's change mean? What should I know before the hospital? What can I do during the postpartum weeks? Ask the in-app AI coach about pregnancy, birth, postpartum, and young children ages 0-3.
The coach is for general information and everyday questions, not medical diagnosis or treatment. Urgent symptoms are handled within the app, not passed to the coach. If something feels urgent, seek help from a healthcare professional or emergency service.
GUIDES WITH SOURCES
Browse practical reading on pregnancy, birth, the early weeks at home, and being a more informed partner. Learn is built around sourced guides that cite public-health references such as the NHS, CDC, WHO, and similar organizations. Those citations help you check where information comes from; they are not endorsements of this app.
DADS HAVE FEELINGS, TOO
There's room here for your own side of becoming a father. Check in on your wellbeing, notice when your mood isn't lifting, and get a nudge to seek support if it stays low. You don't have to put on a brave face every time you open the app.
A LITTLE MORE PERSONAL. A LOT LESS SETUP.
DadMode uses your partner's name to make the experience feel human, not generic. There's no account or sign-up, and personal details stay on your phone. Open it for today's briefing, a tool, or a question, then get back to real life.
WHAT'S FREE? WHAT'S PREMIUM?
Free access includes safety guides, the contraction timer, and the kick counter. Premium adds the remaining weekly moves, a look at what's ahead, the full guide library, unlimited access to the coach, and the remaining tools.
Premium is a weekly or yearly subscription. Review the options in the app and cancel anytime in Google Play subscriptions. The free safety tools are available without Premium.
BUILT FOR REAL DADS, NOT PERFECT ONES
There are big milestones, awkward questions, lists you forgot to make, and days when you're just tired. DadMode doesn't ask you to know everything. It gives you the week, the context, and the next sensible move so you can be there for your partner and baby.
DadMode is guidance only, not medical care or a replacement for your doctor or midwife.
From pregnancy to newborn: weekly tips, free contraction timer and kick counter