A baby is joining your party.

Act Onethe 40-week pregnancy journey

Your pregnancy, week by week, as a game you’ll actually want to open — with the real notes for every week waiting inside each one.

40
Weeks

Each one its own encounter

3
Trimesters

Three regions to cross

1
Baby player

Spawning soon

✦ Find yourself on the map ✦

Every week of pregnancy is a place.

Tell us your due date and we’ll show you where you’re standing — the landscape, this week’s encounter, and the real-world notes that travel with it.

The Map

Your three trimesters, as three worlds.

Pregnancy is already a three-act story — the quiet one, the hard one, the one where it gets real. Each trimester becomes a region you cross, with its own weather, its own trials, and its own way of changing you.

Trimester I — The Hearthlands

Trimester I

Weeks 1–13 · The Hearthlands

The secret months. You're exhausted, queasy, and telling almost no one — so the road runs through familiar countryside and dense forest, quiet and half-hidden. Almost nobody notices the Light you carry. A few foresters. A hermit. A deer that goes still as you pass.

Trimester II — The Iron Teeth

Trimester II

Weeks 14–27 · The Iron Teeth

The strong months, and the steep ones. A canyon ascent into mountains and glacier waterfalls, villages perched on cliffs, the first sight of the sea from a high pass. Hard, dramatic, worth it. And now people notice — a shopkeeper sets aside an apple for the road.

Trimester III — The Threshold Coast

Trimester III

Weeks 28–40 · The Threshold Coast

The heavy, humming months before everything changes. Coastal cliffs, a port town, a strait to cross, one final reef. The Light is unmissable now — sailors cross their fingers, a child waves, a guard hesitates before speaking. Ahead: Starlight Shore.

A sample week

Every choice has a price.

Both options always grow you. But every choice trades one strength for another — and a flag is set that may resolve weeks later, when you've forgotten you ever made it.

Week 5 illustration

Week 5 · Whispering Wood

Encounter

The baker has more bread than they can carry.

They're hauling it down to a road-warden's post in the next valley. The walk is half a day out of your way. They offer you nothing in return — only thanks.

Your own pages

Beside every week, a page only you can write.

The card is ours. The page next to it is yours — a letter to your baby, written in the week it is actually happening. One sentence is a whole page.

The Road to Starlight Shore

Week 21

Write to your baby about week 21.

Today I spent the day thinking how your hair would look like.. I hope it will be better than mine :)

Thiago · 12 March

Marcele wrote here on 12 March — write yours first, then you can read it.

  • One sentence is a whole page.

    The ask is deliberately small. You get one ruled line, not a blank page — it grows as you type, and there is a quiet ‘write more’ for the nights you have more in you. Nobody is ever shown an empty page at 11pm.

  • You write first. Then you read theirs.

    Both of you get the same week, and neither sees the other’s page until their own exists. It stops one voice from becoming the record of the whole pregnancy — and it makes reading theirs something you earned.

  • The weeks you write light up the road.

    Written weeks are marked on the trimester map, so the journey behind you slowly fills in with your own ink. The road ahead stays dark.

What it becomes

The pages gather into a book — The Journey So Far — that sits on a shelf in the app. You can read it at any week, and it keeps filling as you write. At week 40, when the last page is written, the book can be yours to keep.

The Light Between You

It grows brighter as you walk.

The unborn child's symbolic presence — a warmth, a flicker, a hum. The world responds in kind.

T1

Almost no one notices.

A deer goes still. A child stares.

T2

More notice — only in passing.

A shopkeeper sets aside an apple. A musician changes their tune.

T3

Visible to almost anyone who looks.

Sailors cross fingers. A child waves. A guard hesitates.

The Trail Ahead

Forty weeks. Forty cards.

Each week is its own scene — an encounter, a choice, a quiet moment. Here are the first ten. The other thirty are yours to find.

Weeks 11–40 stay dark until you walk them

Diapers, Feeding and Sleep becomes a game.

Every feed, nap and change you log turns into resources — and resources are what keep the village standing through the night.

The daily baby-tracking dashboard

Daily Log

Track

Feedings, naps, diapers — every log earns resources.

Top-down pixel-art combat against monsters

Combat

Fight

Monsters scale with your baby’s milestones.

Character stats and crafting screen

Loadout

Craft

Forge resources into spells like Fireball.

The road is open.

Set your due date and the map draws itself — it opens on the week you’re actually in, with the encounter waiting there. Forty of them, all the way to the shore.

Free · iOS & Android