Kick counter
One big friendly button. Tap it every time baby moves.
What it does
The Kick Counter & Movement Studio makes movement sessions effortless: tap the big KICK button at every movement, choosing the type (kick, roll/flutter, hiccup, jab) and intensity (light, moderate, strong). It tracks the session against the familiar 10-kick standard, builds peak-active-hours analytics from your past sessions, keeps a full session history, lets a partner or doula follow along live by link or QR code with their own notes, and produces a printable Fetal Movement Summary Report.
Who it’s for
Third-trimester parents doing daily movement checks — especially anyone whose provider asked them to watch the 10-kick pattern.
How to use it, step by step
- Start a session and settle somewhere comfortable.
- Tap the KICK button at each movement; switch the type or intensity chips when the movement feels different.
- Watch the session count climb toward 10 movements and note how long it takes.
- End the session to save it to your history; check the analytics tab for baby's peak active hours.
- Share the live link or QR code with your partner, or print the summary report for your care team.
What you get
A timed movement session with counts by type and intensity, a session history, peak-active-hours analytics, and a printable movement summary.
✦ A worked example
You give itAn evening session: 6 kicks, 3 rolls, and a round of hiccups, mostly moderate intensity.
You getThe session logs 10 movements with the time taken, and the analytics start showing evenings as baby's peak party hours.
💡 Tips & tricks
- Partner notes are more useful than they sound — "Baby kicked right after juice" is exactly the kind of pattern worth spotting.
- Sessions save to your history automatically; a few days of history is what makes the peak-hours chart meaningful.
Enough reading — the tool itself is one tap away, and it is free.
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