Pregnancy, without doing it alone.
mumbuddie puts you in a circle of people actually going through it with you, matched to your heritage and your due month. And it brings your partner in alongside you, with a circle of their own and nudges to help them show up well. Every circle is anonymous and moderated.
The advice is everywhere. The people who actually get it are harder to find. mumbuddie starts with the room you walk into, so the first thing you have is somebody who's been exactly where you are.
Your circle, right in your pocket
Open the app and you're already in the room, your heritage circle, your due-month cohort, and the partner space, all one tap away. Check in daily, lean on the vault when you need it, and reach for the lifeline the moment things feel like too much.
Find your circle
Circles are grouped by heritage, by due month, and by role.
Rooms where you don't have to explain the background
Culture, family, food, and the realities of maternity care, with people who share the context. Every circle is anonymous and moderated.
Everyone at the same stage as you
Birth-month circles put you with people whose weeks line up with yours, so the questions being asked are the ones you're living right now rather than ones you passed six months ago.
Your partner, in it with you
Supporting someone through pregnancy is its own experience. Partners get their own circle, for dads, same-sex and non-birthing partners, and nudges that keep the focus on her rather than the app: ask how she's really doing, handle the next meal, and get some sleep themselves.
And everything around it
The circle comes first. These keep the rest of it steady.
Sanctuary
A daily check-in and quick tracking for feeding, sleep, and symptoms, built for one-handed 3am use.
Vault
Guided recovery pathways and an SOS library of coping tools, ready whenever you need them.
Lifeline
Text a specialist or reach emergency help directly, so support is there when it matters most.
Questions, answered
mumbuddie is a pregnancy and postpartum app built around community. You're placed in circles matched to your heritage, your due month, and your role, with daily check-ins, guided recovery content, and direct access to support alongside them.
Circles are anonymous, moderated group spaces. Some are affinity-based, some are birth-month cohorts that put you with people due around the same time, and one is dedicated to partners. You choose which to join, and nothing is posted anywhere on your behalf.
Partners are a first-class role, not an add-on. They get their own circle where dads, same-sex and non-birthing partners talk honestly about supporting someone, and about how they're doing themselves. The app also sends them nudges, so showing up well doesn't come down to guessing.
Short, specific prompts a few times a week, always about her or about the partner's own wellbeing, never scored or shown to anyone. For example: don't ask if she's okay, she'll say fine, ask what the hardest part of today was; what's one thing you could take off her plate tonight without being asked; could you take a night feed so she gets one unbroken stretch; you're running on the same broken sleep she is, so what actually refills you? Each one can be dismissed.
We're building now, and mumbuddie is free at launch. Joining the waitlist gets you early access, and means you'll be among the first people in your circle.
Yes. Circles are anonymous by design, and what you share in your check-ins stays private. We build for the 3am moments when you need to be honest rather than performative.
No. mumbuddie is a support tool and does not replace professional medical or mental health care. Our Lifeline feature helps you reach real help quickly when you need it.
Be first in your circle.
Request early access and we'll save you a seat in the room that fits, and one for your partner if they're in it with you.
