Following a pregnancy is mostly about knowing where you are. Week by week, Tymi shows your baby’s estimated size and weight, what is forming next, and what is changing for you. Appointments, the mid-pregnancy scan, the hospital bag and contraction timing all sit in one place, with no account to create.
Frequently asked questions
How do you track a pregnancy week by week?
The usual reference is gestational age, counted from the first day of your last period. From your due date, Tymi works out the current week and shows your baby’s growth, the checks due that trimester, and the matching nutrition guidance.
What do the fruit size comparisons actually mean?
They are an image, not a medical measurement — a way to make a few centimetres feel real. Tymi’s figures follow standard fetal growth curves, but every baby grows at their own pace, and only a scan gives a reliable measurement.
When should I start timing contractions?
Late in pregnancy many midwives use the 5-1-1 rule: contractions every 5 minutes, lasting about 1 minute, for 1 hour. Tymi’s timer works out frequency and duration while you breathe. If your waters break, you bleed, or something feels wrong, call your maternity unit straight away.