We are available in 150+ countries worldwide. However, the majority of our educational resources are from Canadian health institutions and our app is currently only available in English. We are committed to offering the highest standards of healthcare education and hope to make this accessible to as many people as possible globally! If you have thoughts or recommendations, we encourage you to share them with us via this form.

Yes, you can use this app to help you track your fetal movements and record symptoms, experiences, questions or anything else you would like to bring forward to your healthcare provider.

Our app uses gender-neutral language and includes a diverse representation of individuals and families. However, we recognize that there is always room for improvement. If you have thoughts or recommendations, we would love to hear them via this form.

We are committed to continuously improving and listening to our users. You can submit any feedback you have here or participate in a short interview with us by filling out this form.

If you think there may be something wrong with your app, let us help you! You can email

hello@fluttercare.com

with the email you use for your account, your phone model, and what issue you’ve encountered.

Your informed consent is important to us. We strongly encourage you to review our end user license agreement, privacy policy, and terms of conditions to learn about how your data will be collected, stored and used.

Unfortunately at this time, it is not possible to invite another person to your account. However, you are free to screenshot and share your data with whomever you feel comfortable with. If so, we encourage you to inform yourself of the potential risks before doing so.

If you have any reason for concern, contact your healthcare provider or maternity unit right away. You are not wasting anyone’s time! Learn more about fetal movements here.

Our fetal movement tracker allows you to distinguish and track different types of movements (e.g. flutters vs. kicks vs. rolls). Plus, you have the option to write personal notes to describe your movements in more detail if you wish.

We understand that everyone’s fetal movement pattern is unique and therefore do not limit you to counting 10 movements. Instead, you are able to determine for yourself which method of tracking you believe is best (e.g. amount of time it takes to reach 6 or 10 movements vs. tracking how many movements you reach within 1 or 2 hours).