Contraction Monitor

The app itself is great. I only miss a pause/ break function. The one star is for not beeing clear about what the free version limit is. It's 20 contractions. By the time you discover that, you may be in a somewhat vulnerable situation. I really hope that's not intentional.

This app works very well and we used it in preparation of both our children. But I will say one thing: the placement of occasional video ads is INFURIATING. I understand banner ads and small things to pay for a free-ish version, but if you are timing contractions in active labor, you DON'T want to watch a video before proceeding to the next screen. Designers: Good job on the product and interface. But get a better ad model. Seriously. That's a major UX failure.

This free app is super easy to use and helpful for timing contractions. It doesn't just average the time in between contractions, but keeps the real data so you can see your progression.

Just promotes paid version

Very hard to get accurate data, since it averages your frequency. It makes inconsistent BH contractions seem like real ones. Information is not set up in a helpful or easy to read way. The charts are very hard to read and relevant info is hard to get ahold of.

Don't bother with this app if you plan on using it on your watch. It lags and doesn't allow you to start or stop timing accurately. Very frustrating when you're trying to time contractions!!

I find this app useful and nice :-)

No mention that you need to pay to upgrade until u have twenty contractions. Apple should kick these a$$hole$ off the App Store. There is no finer example of price gauging than charging a pregnant woman, IN LABOR, to pay to upgrade

but I will know after the due date :-)

Ditto to the other reviewers. In the MIDDLE of active labor, it asks me to upgrade and won't start timing the next contraction?! Whomever created this app has obviously never been in labor before. STAY AWAY!!!