BumpCheck Pregnancy
Check cosmetic, food and medicine ingredients for pregnancy safety against CDC, ACOG and NIH guidance.
Pregnancy & Baby · 2 apps
Calmer answers for pregnancy and the first year.
BumpCheck answers the question every pregnant person asks in a store aisle: is this ingredient okay right now? Scan a barcode, photograph a label or paste a list, and it is checked against public CDC, ACOG and NIH guidance.
CrySnap listens to a short recording of your baby's cry and suggests the most likely reason, such as hunger, tiredness or gas, with a confidence score and next steps. Neither app replaces your midwife, OB or paediatrician.
Last reviewed October 2026 · Editorial policy
The apps
Pregnancy and baby apps by Loveiko Labs
CrySnap Baby
Record your baby's cry and get the likely reason (hungry, tired, gas or colic) with next steps.
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Questions
Frequently asked questions
Can BumpCheck tell me a product is 100% safe?
No app can. BumpCheck shows what published guidance says about each ingredient and flags the ones to ask your clinician about. When guidance is unclear, it says so.
How does CrySnap work?
You record a few seconds of crying. CrySnap's on-device model, trained on more than 10,000 labelled infant cry recordings, analyses the sound and returns the likely reason with a confidence score. It is a calm second opinion at 3 a.m., not a medical assessment.
When should I call a doctor instead?
Always call your doctor or emergency services for fever in a newborn, breathing difficulty, unusual lethargy, or anything that worries you. CrySnap adds a "when to call your doctor" note to any answer that mentions a medical symptom.
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