Clear estimate
See an estimated pregnancy week and due date in one place.
Pregnancy Tracking and Calculator uses the first day of your last menstrual period to provide an initial estimate of your pregnancy week and due date, then helps you organize week-by-week updates, baby development information, and personal records.
Pregnancy calculator app
Clear estimate
See an estimated pregnancy week and due date in one place.
Weekly context
Read clearly sourced information relevant to the estimated week.
One tracking space
Keep weight, blood pressure, glucose, and personal notes together.
See an estimated pregnancy week and due date in one place.
Read clearly sourced information relevant to the estimated week.
Keep weight, blood pressure, glucose, and personal notes together.
Source transparency
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A common starting method counts approximately 40 weeks from the first day of the last menstrual period. The app uses that date to estimate the current pregnancy week and due date.
The result is an estimate. Cycle length, ovulation timing, and early ultrasound findings can change clinical dating. Your obstetric professional's assessment remains the basis for clinical decisions and prenatal care.
The app turns the estimated week into an organized tracking flow with week-by-week pregnancy content, general baby development information, appointment reminders, and dated measurement records.
Use it as a practical reference for personal planning and discussions with your care team. An estimated due date is not a guaranteed delivery date, and the app does not diagnose conditions. Ask your clinician about uncertain dates or health concerns.
This page and the in-app calculation are for general information and personal tracking. They do not replace diagnosis, examination, or advice from your healthcare professional.
Common questions
No. A last-menstrual-period calculation gives an estimate. Early ultrasound findings and clinical assessment may lead your care professional to use a different date.
The standard calculation may not be appropriate without that date. A healthcare professional can assess pregnancy dating using the information available to them.
Clinical pregnancy age is commonly counted from the first day of the last menstrual period because the exact day of fertilization is often unknown.
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This content refers to current guidance from the following official health organizations and relevant specialist content.
Complete your tracking
Follow week-by-week pregnancy and baby development with clearly sourced guidance on common changes and prenatal discussion topics.
Record pregnancy weight over time and view general weight-gain calculations in the context of pre-pregnancy BMI and professional prenatal guidance.
Record baby movements with date and duration using a fetal kick counter, and discuss changes from your baby's usual pattern with your maternity care team.
Download Pregnancy Tracking and Calculator free for iPhone or Android.