Your Trusted Parenting Companion
One companion, three chapters.
Most apps in this category are a tracker with content stapled on. ParentVeda is a companion that stays — it does not end at delivery, and it does not end at year one.
- ITrying to conceivein cycles
- IIPregnancyin weeks
- IIIParentingin years
- English and Hindi
- Free to read
- Delete your data anytime
The journey
Nothing starts over.
Most families use one app to try, another to be pregnant, and a third to raise a child — and start again from nothing each time. Everything you write here carries forward.
Chapters, not cycle days.
Five chapters instead of a countdown: Preparing Together, Knowing Your Rhythm, Trying Together, The Waiting Days, A New Beginning. They loop, and nothing ever slides backwards.
Next: either a new beginning, or the next cycle. Both are fine.
We stop when your clinic starts
On a monitored or medicated cycle we do not name an ovulation date. Their scan beats our arithmetic.
Never a personal probability
No “your chance this month”. A test scans the source to keep it that way.
Milestones are effort
Ten of the eleven are things you did. Only the last one is an outcome.
Chapter four
The Waiting Days
Waiting is hard. Let these days be for you, not for counting.
Your clinic is watching this cycle
Today’s ritual
One minute of breathing, to slow the nervous system.
Week four to week forty, and the day after.
The week you are in, what is worth knowing this week, and what your clinic has asked of you — with scans, reports and a journal that stay yours.
Garbh Sanskar sits here too, answered on its own terms rather than translated away.
Your doctor is never contradicted
A dating scan sets your dates. We show them; we do not recalculate them.
Reports, kept and understood
Photograph a report and read it line by line, parameter by parameter.
27 conditions, explained calmly
What it is, how common it is in India, and when to call — never a diagnosis.
Week 20
Halfway. She can hear you now.
This week
A banana
About 26 cm, head to heel
श्रवण · Shravan
Today’s five minutes
Scans
Reports
Journal
It does not stop at the first cry.
A daily briefing rather than a feed. Leaps, vaccinations, feeding and sleep, growth, food, and a health record you can hand to a doctor.
The journal you started while pregnant is the same journal. Nothing is lost.
Development, not a score
No bar chart of a child’s ability. A chart of a toddler is a score, and a score invites a comparison.
Vaccinations on the Indian schedule
UIP-aware, with what each one is for and what to expect after.
One health record
Prescriptions, reports and visits in one place, for the appointment where you cannot remember.
Today · 7 months
He is in a leap this week.
Due now
Rotavirus, third dose
On the Indian schedule
Feeding
Logged today
Sleep
Logged today
Ask Veda
Every answer, in the same seven parts.
Ask a question in the app or on WhatsApp — one brain, two doors. What comes back always has the same shape, so you know where to look for the part you actually need.
- 01The short answer
- 02What is actually happening
- 03What helps
- 04What to watch for
- 05When to call someone
- 06What we are not sure about
- 07Where this came from
Ask Veda
Can I eat papaya?
Best avoided while pregnant
Ripe papaya in small amounts is generally considered fine. Raw or semi-ripe is the one to leave — it contains latex, which is the part the caution is actually about.
Where this came from · 3 sources
Father mode
His half of this.
Not a read-only copy of her app. A separate daily view in his own voice, with what is happening this week, what actually helps, and a journal they share.
Pairs with a code. No account of hers is ever handed over.
What is inside
The whole thing, listed plainly.
Trying
- Cycle and fertility, with confidence stated
- PCOS, without the panic
- IUI and IVF, step by step — with real Indian costs
- Partner health, and his half of it
- Trying again after a loss
Pregnant
- Week by week, four to forty
- Scans, tests and the reports they produce
- Nutrition, cravings and “can I eat this?”
- Garbh Sanskar — Shravan, Samvad, Buddhi, Kriya
- Mind and mood, with a way through to a counsellor
- Labour preparation and a hospital bag that packs itself
Parenting
- A daily briefing, not a feed
- Leaps, and what is going on behind them
- Vaccinations on the Indian schedule
- Feeding, sleep and growth
- A health record you can hand over
Reading is free and stays free — every article, every food verdict, every condition page. What costs money is the human layer: a consultation, a class, a counsellor. You see the price before the pitch.
No sales calls · No streaks · No phone number to sign up · Delete your account from this website
It is two in the morning and you have a question.
That is the moment this was designed for. Not the moment you are browsing features — the one where something does not feel right and the internet is the worst possible place to look.
We will write once, on the day it opens.
No weekly newsletter you did not ask for, and no phone number. One email, when there is something real to open.
Coming to Android and iOS.
Questions
The ones worth asking.
Is this a medical service?
No. ParentVeda explains what your doctor is managing; it does not manage it. Anything clinical ends by pointing you at a person, and where your clinic owns a decision the app stays out of the way rather than offering a second opinion.
Is it free?
Reading is free and stays free — every article, every food verdict, every condition page, every chart. What costs money is the human layer: a consultation, a class, a counsellor. You see the price before you see the pitch.
Will you call me?
No. We do not collect a phone number to sign up and we do not have a sales team to give one to. This is the complaint we hear most often about everything else in this category.
Is it in Hindi?
Yes, in Devanagari — written, not machine-translated. Pregnancy is fully translated today and the other two stages are being worked through. Where English is still showing, that is a debt we are paying down, not a decision.
What happens to what I write?
It stays on your phone first and syncs to your own account. Your partner sees only what you publish to him. You can delete the whole account from this website, without asking us.