Pappapp.
Nine months, one step ahead.
Pappapp is a Swedish pregnancy app made for the other parent. Follow the pregnancy week by week, collect pappapoäng along the way, and keep the värktimer, checklists and a plain-language glossary within reach when it counts.
Made for the other parent.
Most pregnancy apps talk to the person who is pregnant. Pappapp is built for the one standing next to her: the dad-to-be who wants to keep up, help out and stay one step ahead through a whole new phase of life.
And it's a Swedish app through and through: built in Sweden, in Swedish, around how Swedish parents-to-be actually prepare, week by week, together.
Inside the app.
Follow the weeks, not the noise.
A clear week-by-week overview of the pregnancy: what's happening, what it means and what you can do, written for dads, in plain Swedish.
Collect pappapoäng.
Doing your part earns pappapoäng, a friendly points system that turns nine months of showing up into a little game worth winning.
Ready when it counts.
Värktimer.
When contractions start, the timer is one tap away, tracking the intervals so you can focus on her.
Checklistor.
Hospital bag, paperwork, practical prep, all ticked off long before the panic could set in.
Ordlista.
Amniocentes? Sätesbjudning? A plain-language glossary that decodes pregnancy Swedish for you.
Tips & råd.
Small, concrete ways to support your partner, practically and emotionally, every week of the way.
“Finally an app that talks to me, not just around me.”
Minds behind Pappapp.
Pappapp is built together with Anders Dewrang and Ellen Dewrang. Their ideas run through the whole app, from the weekly texts to the pappapoäng.
Where to get it.
Free on the App Store and Google Play, in Swedish, for dads-to-be.
