Pregnancy through the first birthday
Everything you need for your baby’s first year.Nothing you need to figure out alone.
You don’t need another parenting app. You need to know what matters now — and what to do next. FIRST YEAR, FIGURED OUT. is a practical operating system for the first year: a roadmap built around your dates, guidance for the 3 a.m. moments, and a place to put everything you’re currently holding in your head.
One-time purchase · No subscription · Your baby’s data stays on your device
The actual problem
The information isn’t missing. It’s everywhere, and none of it knows where you are.
Fourteen browser tabs at 3 a.m. Contradictory advice from four sources. A group chat of people who want to help but don’t know how. A folder of paperwork with deadlines nobody mentioned. A tracker that logs what happened but never tells you what to do.
The problem was never a shortage of parenting content. It’s that none of it is sequenced, none of it knows your due date, and all of it arrives at once.
Know what matters now. Know what to do next.
What’s inside
Six parts. One connected product.
Each piece knows what the others know — your stage, your dates, and what you’ve already handled.
Mom Command Center
One screen that answers the only two questions that matter at 2 p.m. and at 2 a.m.: what matters now, and what to do next.
Your dashboard adapts to your stage, your due date or your baby's age, and what you've already handled. No endless feed. No 400-item checklist.
The First Year Roadmap
A personalized timeline from pregnancy through month twelve — appointments, paperwork, feeding, sleep, recovery, leave, childcare.
You see the window you're in, not the whole year at once. Past windows stay available. Future ones unlock when they're actually useful.
3 A.M. Rescue Center
Situation-based guides for the moments nobody prepares you for — written to be read with one hand, in the dark, while a baby cries.
What may be going on, what to check, what you can try, what not to do, and a clear line for when to call your pediatrician or seek urgent care.
Baby Tracker
Feeding, breastfeeding side, bottles, formula, pumping, sleep, diapers, growth — logged in seconds, not menus.
Built for speed and for exhausted hands. It records what happened. It does not pretend to be your pediatrician.
Partner & Village
Turn "I'm fine" into something people can actually do: night shifts, meals, visitor plans, specific help requests.
Works whether you have a partner, a parent, a best friend, or a group chat of people who keep asking how they can help.
American Mom Hub
The U.S. admin maze in plain language: insurance, adding baby to your plan, hospital bills, birth certificate, Social Security, FMLA, state leave, WIC, childcare.
Federal rules and state rules are labeled separately, because they are not the same thing — and we tell you where each answer comes from.
What this is not
Less Googling. Less guessing. More confidence.
- Not another tracker
- Trackers tell you what already happened. This tells you what to do next.
- Not another app full of articles
- You don't need 4,000 articles. You need the right three things this week.
- Not a chatbot
- No guessing machine between you and your baby's health. Structured guidance with named sources.
- Not a PDF bundle
- A real product that changes as your baby grows, works offline, and installs on your phone.
Privacy architecture
Your baby’s data lives on your device. Not on our servers.
Feeds, sleep, diapers, growth, symptoms, journal entries, wellness check-ins — all of it is stored locally, on your phone, in your browser’s own storage.
What we store
Your email address, your purchase, and the billing metadata Stripe needs. That’s the list.
What we never collect by default
Feeding history, sleep history, health notes, symptoms, medications, postpartum notes, mental-health check-ins, or anything you write in your journal.
The honest caveat
Local storage is private, but it is not permanent. Clearing your browser or app storage can erase it, and a new phone starts empty. Export and import are built in, and we’ll remind you to back up. We won’t pretend your data can’t be lost.
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The First-Time Mom's First 30 Days Survival Guide
The first month, in the order it actually happens: what to handle before you give birth, what the first week really looks like, the paperwork with real deadlines, and what can wait.
- A week-by-week map of days 1–30
- The paperwork with actual deadlines (and the ones that can wait)
- What to ask at the first pediatrician visit
- What to check before you call — and when to call anyway
No email required. It opens in your browser and you can save or print it.
The whole thing
FIRST YEAR, FIGURED OUT. $29, once.
Your first year, in one place. No subscription, no tiers, and no feature you already paid for sitting behind another paywall.
- Mom Command Center
- The First Year Roadmap
- 3 A.M. Rescue Center
- Baby Tracker
- Partner & Village
- American Mom Hub
- Installs to your phone · works offline · export any time
Anything marked “not built yet” is included in this price and arrives as a free update. No second charge, no higher tier. We’d rather say so now than after you’ve paid.
Secure checkout via Stripe. Refund terms are published on the refunds page.
Questions
Straight answers.
- Is this medical advice?
- No. FIRST YEAR, FIGURED OUT. is an educational and organizational product. It does not diagnose, treat, or replace care from your doctor, midwife, pediatrician, or emergency services. Guidance that touches on health points you toward authoritative sources and tells you when to call a professional.
- Where is my data stored?
- Your baby's data — feeds, sleep, diapers, growth, notes, journal entries, wellness check-ins — is stored locally on your device, not on our servers. We keep only what an account needs: your email, your purchase, and billing metadata.
- What happens if I clear my browser or switch phones?
- Local storage is private, but it is not indestructible. Clearing site data or app storage can delete it, and a new device starts empty. That's why export and import are built in, and why we'll remind you to back up. We will never tell you your data can't be lost.
- Is it a subscription?
- No. It's a one-time purchase of $29. You get the product and its updates for your first year. No recurring charge, no upsell wall between you and a feature you already paid for.
- Does it work if I'm still pregnant?
- Yes — that's the best time to start. The roadmap begins in pregnancy with preparation, hospital planning, insurance and leave paperwork, and postpartum setup, then moves with you after your baby arrives.
- Do I need a partner for the Partner & Village features?
- No. Nothing in the product assumes a partner exists. The support features work for whoever is actually in your corner — one person, several, or a group chat you've been too tired to answer.
- What does “coming” mean next to a feature?
- Exactly what it says: that part isn't built yet, and we'd rather tell you before you pay than after. Everything marked ready works today. What's marked coming is included in your purchase and arrives as a free update — there's no second charge and no higher tier. If you'd rather wait until it's all there, wait; the price isn't going up for existing features.
- How do updates work?
- The app updates itself. There's no app store, so when we ship something you get it the next time you open it — no download, no review wait, no version to keep track of. Updates for your first year are part of the one-time price.
- Does it work offline?
- Yes. It installs to your home screen and your own data is available without a connection — which matters at 3 a.m. more than it does at noon.