For partners

The other parent is not an audience.

Most pregnancy apps give a partner a read-only window. This one gives them a door.

Zohra arrives on the App Store for iPhone shortly. Everything on this site is free to read now, with no account and no sign-up.

One space, two people

A partner does not get a companion app or a stripped-down viewer. They get Zohra, pointed at the same space: the same weekly page, the same timeline, the same keepsakes. It is one pregnancy, so it is one space.

They can add to it

A partner sees every keepsake, and can add notes and voice of their own — the timeline shows who added what. Ten years from now that attribution is most of the value.

There are no permission switches to configure. One setting nobody understands is worse than one rule everybody does.

Invited, and revocable

A space has exactly two members. Nobody joins without an invitation from you, and access can be ended.

For partners, in short
MembersTwo
Partner accessThe full app, not a viewer
What a partner can doSee every keepsake; add notes and voice
AttributionThe timeline shows who added what

The rest of it

The weekly journey

Each week opens like a page from a beautiful book — not a dashboard, not a feed.

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Keepsakes

The difference between a photo roll and a keepsake is that somebody set the type.

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Memories

The things you will want in ten years are rarely the things you thought to file.

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Ask, between appointments

And for telling you, plainly, which ones cannot.

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