Today
Your 40 weeks as an arc, the next step on your path, your next appointment and your record at a glance.

Step 1
Tell us your week, your city and your coverage
Step 2
Settle your paperwork questions with the official source in sight
Step 3
Find verified hospitals and clinics near you
Every fact with its source and its review date. What ages gets marked.
Your 40 weeks as an arc, the next step on your path, your next appointment and your record at a glance.
Which procedure is next for your coverage and your week, the window it usually happens in, what to bring and which official source it comes from. You check off what you have done.
Hospitals, clinics and labs with the date we verified each detail. What ages is marked; what expires leaves the directory instead of staying there lying.
When to seek care, taken from official sources with the review date in plain sight. With a button straight to the nearest emergency room.
Appointments, labs, ultrasounds and notes in order, with the week each one happened.
A link that expires after the hours or the views you choose, revocable whenever you want, with a printable version. Without asking anyone to sign up.
Questions about paperwork, coverage and requirements, answered with information Senda has verified and the source cited. If it has no backing, it says so instead of inventing.
What you save offline stays on your phone and syncs when the signal returns. In a waiting room with two bars, it still works.
What does not get more expensive per person stays free, forever. What consumes storage or compute is what costs money — and here we say which is which.
Forever, no card and no expiry date.
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All of this costs the same to serve for one person as for a hundred thousand. Charging for it would be a business decision, not a cost.
For when you want the app to do the work, with AI.
Being decided
This is what costs money per use: every generated answer occupies a GPU for seconds and scales with each question, and every minute of transcribed audio and every stored photo has a real cost behind it.
Never charged for, on any plan:
The price of Plus will be announced before there is anything to charge for. Whoever is on the waitlist hears first.
Three moments from an ordinary Tuesday.
Second trimester
About 16 weeks to go
Anatomy ultrasound
Usually between weeks 18 and 22
Bring: ID, appointment booklet
Source: IMSS — Guía de control prenatal
Mark as done
Hospital General de Zona 32
4.2 km · Iztapalapa
Verified 12 days ago
Example data — this is how the screens look; it is not a real facility.
Pregnancy apps tell you which fruit your baby is this week. None of them tells you which hospital to go to in your city or gives you answers with medical backing when you are frightened at 3 in the morning. We do.
If you ask something medical, Senda tells you so and sends you to someone who can: "I do not assess symptoms or give medical guidance."
What it does is get you to them with everything in order, not save you the appointment.
Without a verified source behind it, it would rather say it does not know and note it down to cover it.
Or share it. You decide what is stored, what for, and for how long.
Paperwork, coverage and where we stand. What you can already read while the app reaches your city.

What the hospital expects you to bring, without guessing. Pack it from week 34: not because something is going to happen, but because an emergency gives no notice.
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Registration is free and there is no deadline that takes rights away from you. But doing it early simplifies everything that comes after.
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"Verified" on its own says nothing. The date, the method and which field was verified — that is what you can demand of a directory.
ReadWe launch soon, city by city. Sign up and we will tell you when it reaches yours.
There is a free plan, forever, with no card: the directory, your path, the paperwork, the warning signs and your record are all in it. The paid plan covers what consumes storage or compute — AI-generated answers, voice transcription — and its price is being decided. We announce prices before charging anything.
We are building it right now. The first launches will be city by city.
We only use your email to tell you about the launch. We never share or sell it. Inside the app, every use of your data is switched on separately, you can download everything we keep about you, and you can delete your account without writing to anyone.
No. The app accompanies, informs and guides you, but no app replaces the appointment with your doctor.
No, and that is on purpose. If you ask something medical, Senda says so and shows you where to be seen with your coverage. Assessing symptoms through an app is exactly what we do not want to do.
Yes. What you save without signal stays on your phone and syncs when it comes back. Built for waiting rooms with two bars.
Yes, with a link that expires after the hours or the views you choose and that you can revoke whenever you want. Whoever receives it needs no account, and there is a printable version.
Being well accompanied should not be a privilege.