Waves: Contraction Timer
Time contractions and count kicks — one tap, no account, no ads
Time contractions and count kicks — one tap, no account, no ads
A contraction timer built for the moment you actually need it: one big button, readable at 3 a.m., with the 5-1-1 pattern worked out for you.
Start and stop with one tap. No menus to read while you are having a contraction.
The app watches frequency and duration and tells you when the pattern hospitals ask about is met.
Count fetal movements with the same one-tap simplicity.
Export the log so you can show it rather than remember it.
Nothing to sign up for, nothing uploaded. It works on a plane.
Somewhere around the middle of the night, someone will ask "how far apart are they?" and the honest answer will be "I'm not sure, maybe five minutes?" That uncertainty is the entire problem a contraction timer…
Read more →The common guidance is the 5-1-1 pattern: contractions five minutes apart, lasting one minute, for one hour. The app tracks that pattern for you — but follow whatever your midwife or hospital told you, because their advice beats a general rule.
Yes. Everything is on the device and nothing is uploaded. It works in a car park with no signal.
Yes — the log exports so you can show the actual timings instead of trying to remember them.
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