About The Bump
- Developer
- The Knot Inc.
- Price on the App Store
- Free
- In-app purchases
- None listed
- App Store rating
- 4.8 out of 5 (40K ratings)
- Category
- Health & Fitness
- Android
- Also on Android
- Source
- The Bump: Baby & Pregnancy App on the App Store, checked October 19, 2026
What its App Store page lists
- Interactive 3D week-by-week baby growth visuals
- Kick counter, contraction counter and due date calculator
- Prenatal appointment planner that suggests questions for your doctor
- Food safety tool with nutrition guidance
- Registry tracking and baby name lists
- Weekly bump photo album that continues into baby's first year
Where Niva is different
These are facts about Niva Pregnancy Wellness, not comparisons of quality. Other apps may offer some of the same things.
- Food ideas for your week. Niva suggests food ideas matched to your week's nutrient focus, such as folate early on and choline, DHA and calcium in weeks 32 to 36. Each week's focus is on its own page, from week 1 to week 42.
- Food label scan. Scan a packaged food to log its nutrition details. Free Basics includes 3 food checks a week, counting food searches and barcode lookups together.
- Visit questions. Keep a list of questions for your next visit. Questions you write yourself are always free; Free Basics shows 1 suggested question a week and Niva Plus shows them all.
- Calm practices and gentle movement. Short calm and movement sessions. Free Basics includes 1 mindfulness session and 1 exercise session a week.
- Kick counter. A kick counter opens from week 24.
- Free, source-backed Reads. Week-by-week Reads on meetniva.com, linked to sources such as ACOG, NIH and the CDC.
Free to download. Optional Niva Plus: in the US, $6.99 a month or $39.99 a year, with a 7-day trial for eligible accounts. Niva Pregnancy Wellness is an iPhone app (iOS 15 or later), available in the US and Canada, in English.
Who each may suit
- The Bump may suit people who want 3D week-by-week visuals, a prenatal appointment planner with suggested questions, a kick counter and contraction counter, and registry and baby-name tools.
- Niva Pregnancy Wellness may suit people who want week-by-week food ideas matched to their week's nutrient focus, packaged-food label scans, a list of questions for their next visit, and short calm and movement sessions, in one iPhone app.
Many people use more than one pregnancy app. There is no harm in trying two and keeping the one you open most.
Where other apps may suit you better
- Ratings: the larger apps show hundreds of thousands of App Store ratings (What to Expect shows 380K and Flo 2M). Niva is new and has only a few so far.
- Android: Niva is iPhone only. What to Expect, BabyCenter, The Bump, Ovia and Flo link Android versions from their own websites.
- Community: Niva's App Store page does not describe a community. What to Expect, BabyCenter, Glow Nurture and Flo list community features, and Peanut is built around one.
- After birth: Niva covers pregnancy only. Several apps, including What to Expect, BabyCenter and Ovia, continue into postpartum or baby tracking.
- 3D visuals: Niva does not offer 3D baby models. BabyCenter, The Bump, Pregnancy+ and Sprout list them.
- Languages and countries: Niva is in English, in the US and Canada. Flo lists 21 languages and Pregnancy+ 14.
Other The Bump alternatives
The apps whose App Store pages list the most of the same features as The Bump, from each app's own page, checked October 19, 2026. The order is not a ranking.
- BabyCenter (Everyday Health, Inc.). 3D development videos, kick counter, calendar and community. Free; 4.9 out of 5 from 298K ratings. App Store page
- Pregnancy+ (Philips Digital UK Limited). Week-by-week guides, 3D models, kick counter and checklists, from Philips. Free, with in-app purchases; 4.8 out of 5 from 77K ratings. App Store page
- Sprout (Med ART Studios). Interactive 3D baby models, kick counter and birth plan tools. Free, with in-app purchases; 4.7 out of 5 from 24K ratings. App Store page
- amma (PERIOD TRACKER & PREGNANCY AND BABY CALENDAR LIMITED). Week-by-week calendar, kick counter and partner mode. Free, with in-app purchases; 4.7 out of 5 from 10K ratings. App Store page
- HiMommy (Idea Accelerator Sp. z o.o.). Cycle, pregnancy and newborn tracking in one app. Free, with in-app purchases; 4.8 out of 5 from 5.5K ratings. App Store page
See all 14 apps in our full comparison.
Questions people ask
What is a good alternative to The Bump?
It depends on what you use The Bump for. Compare the features each App Store page lists. If you want week-by-week food ideas, label scans, visit questions and calm practices in one app, Niva Pregnancy Wellness is one option. Niva is our app.
Is Niva Pregnancy Wellness free?
Niva Pregnancy Wellness is free to download with optional Niva Plus, which is $6.99 a month or $39.99 a year in the US, with a 7-day trial for eligible accounts. Free Basics includes weekly allowances.
Is Niva on Android?
Not yet. Niva Pregnancy Wellness is an iPhone app, available in the US and Canada.