Little Feet is a calm, gentle way to count your baby's movements during pregnancy — no clutter, no ads, just a warm and simple space to track those little kicks. We looked at what people didn't like about similar apps and made sure we took on the negative feedback to create something truly useful.
Getting to know your baby's pattern of movements is one of the quiet joys of pregnancy. Little Feet makes it easy to count kicks, see your own patterns over time, and keep a personal record you can share with your midwife.
Simple, gentle kick counting:
Tap to count each movement. The timer keeps running safely even if you lock your phone or switch apps, and gently lets you know when you've reached ten. No fuss, no pressure.
Your own patterns, beautifully shown:
See when your baby tends to be most active and how your counts look over time, in soft, clear charts made for calm reading — never clinical.
Made to feel like yours:
Choose a warm theme to suit you — a gentle neutral, a soft blue, or a dusty rose — each with its own lovely little touches.
Keep a record for your midwife:
Export a clear summary of your movement history as a PDF to share at your appointments — completely free.
Helpful Extras (optional)
A few gentle optional additions for those who'd like them:
Twins & multiples — count each baby independently, side by side
Contraction timer — time contractions simply and calmly
Vitamin reminders — gentle daily nudges so you don't forget
Food log — keep your own notes and see them alongside your baby's active times
Calm by design
No ads. No accounts. Your information stays on your device. Little Feet is designed to be a quiet, reassuring companion — never overwhelming.
Important — please read!
Little Feet is a personal counting and record-keeping tool. It is not a medical device and does not assess, diagnose, or monitor your baby's health or wellbeing. It cannot tell you whether your baby is well.
Every baby is different, and you are the best judge of what is normal for your baby. If you notice any change in your baby's movements, or you are worried about your baby's movements at any time, contact your midwife or maternity unit straight away — day or night. Do not wait.
Always follow the guidance of your midwife, doctor, or maternity unit.