moMindThe physiological changes of pregnancy
A rising resting heart rate or lower HRV can be part of pregnancy. moMind aims to read them against your pregnancy trend, not your pre-pregnancy self.
WEARABLE INTELLIGENCE FOR PREGNANCY & MOTHERHOOD
Your wearable tracks your body. But does it understand your pregnancy?
We're building the missing layer of context for women navigating pregnancy and motherhood. Your sleep, heart rate, HRV, and recovery patterns tell a story. moMind aims to help you understand that story through your personal baseline, pregnancy stage, and the realities of early motherhood.
For women who already use Oura, Apple Watch, WHOOP, or other health wearables.
ILLUSTRATIVE PREVIEW · FICTIONAL DATA
Your pregnancy baseline
Week 28 · Personal trends
Resting HR
76bpm
+9 since wk 12
HRV
38ms
gently lower
Resting heart rate · weeks 12–28wk 28
Your resting heart rate has gradually changed during pregnancy. See how your current patterns compare with your own previous trends.
Your wearable already collects the data. We're building the context.
Oura Ring · Apple Watch · WHOOP · Fitbit
DEVICES WE'RE DESIGNING FOR
Your wearable knows you woke up at 3 AM. It doesn't know why.
"Your wearable says you didn't sleep well. moMind knows you logged four night feeds."
TRACKER
"Your sleep score is low."
MOM
"I was up feeding my baby. Again."
TRACKER
"Your body is under stress."
MOM
"I'm 28 weeks pregnant."
TRACKER
"Your readiness has dropped."
MOM
"My body is recovering from birth."
TRACKER
"Try to get more rest."
MOM
"I'd love to. I have a newborn."
Your data isn't the whole story. Your life is the missing context.
HOW MOMIND THINKS
Your baseline. Your pregnancy. Your context.
Not a generic readiness score built on a one-size-fits-all interpretation.
1
Wearable data
Sleep, resting heart rate, HRV, and temperature where available.
2
Motherhood context
Pregnancy week, postpartum weeks, night feeds, changing routines.
3
Your personal baseline
Your own trends, read over time and within each life stage.
4
Emotional check-ins
How you actually feel — because data is never the whole story.
Together, they become
insights grounded in your data and your life — not generic, one-size-fits-all scores.
A GLIMPSE OF WHAT'S COMING
Same data. Read in context.
Choose a stage to see how moMind could interpret it. 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 YOUR DATA SUGGESTS
Your sleep is in short blocks around feeds, so a single low 'score' isn't the full picture. Over two weeks, your total sleep is slowly trending up and your resting heart rate is easing — which can reflect recovery.
WHAT WE CAN'T KNOW
Data alone can't explain how you feel. Your check-ins are what make this picture yours.
Built for the moments other trackers can miss.
Night feeds and broken sleep
Log feeds alongside your sleep, so fragmented nights are understood for what they are — not flagged as failure.
The changing baseline of recovery
After birth, 'normal' moves. moMind aims to track your recovery against where you are now, week by week.
Body and feelings, side by side
Pair physical patterns with mood check-ins to notice connections — without pretending data alone explains how you feel.
DESIGNING FOR THE DEVICES YOU ALREADY WEAR
No new wearable to buy.
We're building around the devices you already use.
Oura Ring
PLANNED · INTEREST
Apple Watch
PLANNED · INTEREST
WHOOP
PLANNED · INTEREST
Fitbit
PLANNED · INTEREST
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FOR THE WOMAN BEHIND THE MOM
You've been tracking everything. It's time your data started understanding you.
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