I'm using this to time my contractions as we speak. It's easy to use and have a nice user interface. What I really appreciate, however, is the different display you can select at the bottom that lets you see the average duration and frequency for different time periods - Latest Contraction, Last Five Contractions, Past Hour Contractions, and All Time. This makes keeping tabs on when my contractions are close enough together to go to the hospital easy.The only problem with this app is that you can't stop timing between contractions - if you stopped keeping track or it's been an afternoon in between, it will still factor all this time into your averages and mess up your All Time data.

As a birth worker, I really like this app. The ability to see the contractions in a list is priceless for your doula or midwife to determine a true pattern emerging. I also appreciate that it is free and accessible to all parents!

I’m having contractions over 4 minutes and this does not time or keep track of when the contraction started. Stupid app. I will be deleting it and using another. I need it to keep the start of every contraction even if i forget to stop it. And it can not tell me what I’m feeling is an invalid contraction. What I’m feeling is me contracting and it is not recording it.

Large center button for contraction starts and stops made it easy for me to time contractions myself. I'm lucky enough to have two homebirths, and this app makes it easy to send a clear, detailed email update on my progress to my midwife so she easily knows when she should come over. The email includes contraction log with time, duration, and intensity of my contractions. It also shows summary of the last five contractions, and past hour contractions. Great free app, using it again for my third baby (any day now!).