(146) Your pregnancy, week by week, shared with the people you love. Now with a guided tour of the app and a birth plan you can share with your midwife. (143) Capture your bump week by week, share it with your partner, and plan for the birth together. New: a birth plan you can share with your midwife.

Redesigned look - Three tabs: Today, Timeline and Plan. The bump movie moved to Timeline, and Badges now opens from a row on Today and from your streak. - Content on solid cards, with the glass effect kept for buttons and controls; easier to read. - Better contrast: clearer pink buttons in dark mode, support for Increase Contrast, and a dashed second line on charts. - iPad and iPhone: a comfortable reading width on iPad; iPhone is portrait-only; "Retake" is written as a word. - A new app icon that adapts to the light, dark, tinted and clear Home Screen styles. New features - Weekly story: a short AI-written recap of your week on Sunday evenings. It's off until you turn it on, and you can report one. - Writing ideas for captions and letters, from the phone's own built-in AI model. - Questions for your midwife, written from your own check-ins. They're a Plus feature, but purchases aren't in this release, so everyone gets them. - Help from the team: - a problem report suggests help articles that might already answer it; - the team can send a fix as a button under their message. Works outside the UK - A Country setting in Settings, defaulting to your phone's region: - emergency numbers everywhere use your country's (999, 911, 000, 111 in New Zealand, 112); - NHS 111 and UK-only helplines show only in the UK; - outside the UK, you add your hospital's number yourself, and the UK benefits tile is hidden. - Blood sugar in mg/dL for US users. - Ask Bump answers for your country, using its own trusted sources and emergency numbers. - Daily update and weekly story arrive at 9am and Sunday evening in your own time zone, not London's. - Country guidance: the app can show guidance your team publishes for each country. Nothing changes until a country's guidance is published and switched on.