FOR PARTNERS WHO WANT TO UNDERSTAND

Her body has changed. Understand what it's going through.

Pregnancy, night feeds, broken sleep, recovery. moMind is being built so she can understand her wearable data in context — and, if she chooses, share it with you.

She stays in control of her data. Always.

A father sitting with his pregnant partner on a sunlit sofa, holding her hand

ILLUSTRATIVE PREVIEW · FICTIONAL DATA

Her pregnancy baseline

Week 28 · Personal trends

Synced

Resting HR

76bpm

+9 since wk 12

HRV

38ms

gently lower

Resting heart rate · weeks 12–28wk 28

Her resting heart rate has gradually changed during pregnancy — a normal part of her body adapting, read against her own trends.

Her wearable already collects the data. We're building the context — for both of you.

Oura Ring · Apple Watch · WHOOP · Fitbit

DEVICES WE'RE DESIGNING FOR

Her wearable knows she woke up at 3 AM. It doesn't know why.

"Her wearable says she didn't sleep well. moMind knows she logged four night feeds."

TRACKER

"Your sleep score is low."

HER

"She was up feeding the baby. Again."

TRACKER

"Your body is under stress."

HER

"She's 28 weeks pregnant."

TRACKER

"Your readiness has dropped."

HER

"Her body is recovering from birth."

TRACKER

"Try to get more rest."

HER

"She'd love to. We have a newborn."

Her data isn't the whole story. Your life together is the missing context.

HOW MOMIND THINKS

Her baseline. Her pregnancy. Your shared context.

Not a generic score — a picture of what she's actually going through, so you can understand it too.

1

Her wearable data

Sleep, resting heart rate, HRV, and temperature where available.

2

Her motherhood context

Pregnancy week, postpartum weeks, night feeds, changing routines.

3

Her personal baseline

Her own trends, read over time and within each life stage.

4

How she really feels

Her emotional check-ins — because data is never the whole story.

Together, they become

insights grounded in her data and your life together — shared with you only if she chooses.

A GLIMPSE OF WHAT'S COMING

Same data. Read in context.

Choose a stage to see how moMind could interpret her data. All data shown is fictional.

FICTIONAL EXAMPLE

Week 4 postpartum

Sleep per night · last 14 nights

Sleep

5h 20

in 3 blocks

Night feeds

4

logged last night

Resting HR

66bpm

easing down

Mood

Tired

but okay

WHAT HER DATA SUGGESTS

Her sleep is in short blocks around feeds, so a single low 'score' isn't the full picture. Over two weeks, her total sleep is slowly trending up and her resting heart rate is easing — which can reflect recovery. This is also where you come in: every feed you take tonight is a block of sleep she gets.

WHAT WE CAN'T KNOW

Data alone can't explain how she feels. Her check-ins are what make this picture hers — ask her, and really listen.

The moments you want to understand better.

What pregnancy does to her body

A rising resting heart rate or lower HRV can be part of pregnancy. moMind aims to read them against her pregnancy trend — so you both know what's normal for her.

Night feeds and broken sleep

Her fragmented nights are understood for what they are — and a clearer picture helps you see when to take the next feed.

Her recovery after birth

After birth, 'normal' moves. moMind aims to track her recovery week by week, so you can understand where she really is.

Understanding how she feels

If she chooses to share, you'll see her body and mood side by side — a starting point for better conversations, not a replacement for them.

DESIGNING FOR THE DEVICES YOU ALREADY WEAR

No new wearable to buy.

We're building around the devices she already uses.

Oura Ring

PLANNED · INTEREST

Apple Watch

PLANNED · INTEREST

WHOOP

PLANNED · INTEREST

Fitbit

PLANNED · INTEREST

Help us build it for her.

We're shaping moMind with the first families who join. Tell us where you are, which wearable she uses, and what you wish you understood better.

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FOR THE PARTNER WHO WANTS TO SHOW UP

She's carrying so much. Understanding her is where support begins.

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