An Epigenuity product · Now on the App Store
The Pregnancy Companion App

Pregnancy, postpartum & nursing — answered, with sources.

Set your due date and EpiPreg becomes your week-by-week companion: instant, sourced answers on what's safe, what to eat, which visits and vaccines are coming up, and what's okay while breastfeeding.

Download on the App Store Free on iPhone · latest beta on TestFlight · Android coming soon
What it does

One companion for the whole journey

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Ask anything

Foods, drinks, cosmetics, or medications — type your question or scan a barcode or label. Get a clear answer in seconds.

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Personalized to your due date

Your prenatal visits, ultrasounds, screenings, and vaccines — surfaced by week, so nothing slips through.

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See the sources

Every answer links to where it comes from — ACOG, CDC, FDA, MotherToBaby — so you can read it yourself.

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Through delivery & nursing

It keeps going after birth: what's safe while breastfeeding, plus everyday fourth-trimester questions.

How it works

Snap, type, or ask

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Set your due date

Or your last period — everything personalizes to your exact week.

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Ask or scan

"Is coffee okay?" "Can I take Tylenol?" — or scan a label.

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Get a sourced answer

Plain-language guidance with its sources — and when to call your provider.

Why trust it

Built by clinicians, not a chatbot

EpiPreg is created by the team at Epigenuity — a physician-scientist-founded maternal-health company — with a focus on sourced, evidence-minded answers. It is private by design: we never sell your data, and there are no ad trackers.

Now on the App Store

Get EpiPreg

Free on iPhone
Download, set your due date, and start asking.
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EpiPreg provides general, educational information only. It is an AI-assisted tool and is not medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment, and is not a substitute for your doctor, midwife, or pharmacist. Never start, stop, or change a medication based on the app. In an emergency, contact your provider or call emergency services.