How a labour looks with Nearly Here
Sarah's having a baby, and Tom's her birth partner. Here's their day, and what everyone waiting at home sees.
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Weeks before
Bring your people in
Send your birth partner and family a code. They download Nearly Here for free, ask to follow, and you let each person in. Nobody joins just by having the code.
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02:40
"Things have started"
One tap tells the whole circle at once, and the timer takes over. No group chat to write, no one left out.
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All night
Every contraction, timed and shared
Tap on your iPhone or Watch as each one starts and stops. The screen glows softly in time with a slow breath, and the Watch taps your wrist to breathe along. Tom sees every contraction live on his own Lock Screen, and can send updates for her.
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06:15
Your own messages
Some news isn't a milestone. Write "Epidural's in" or "Having a rest" once, choose an icon, and send it with a tap from your phone or Watch.
- Having a cuppa
- Having a rest
- Epidural's in
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11:58
Baby's here, with the first photo
Add a photo to the news and it shows on everyone's Lock Screen, not lost in a busy chat. It's encrypted on your phone and deleted from our server after a week.
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12:05
The love comes back
Family press and hold the notification to send "Sending love", "You've got this" or "Congratulations!" without opening the app. You won't get a buzz for each one. Every so often, a quiet "6 people sent love" waits for you.
6 people sent love ❤️
Sarah's labour