Today
Your 40 weeks as an arc, the next step on your path, your next appointment and your record at a glance.
What Senda does
Your whole pregnancy, in one place
Six areas, and the same rule in all of them: every fact comes with its source and its date, or it is not there.
Explore them one by one
Each one has its own page, with its screen and the decisions behind it.
Verified directoryWhere to go, with the date we confirmed itYour pathWhich procedure is next, for your coverage and weekYour recordTests, prescriptions and notes, in order and with youAssistantAnswers with the source in sight — and their limitsPaperworkChecklists, each one with its sourceWarning signsThe official list, identical for everyoneSharingA link that expires when you say soWellbeingIt logs and counts. It does not score or interpretCommunityGroups where you post under a pseudonym
01
Your day
You open the app and you know what week you are in, what comes next and when your next appointment is. Without looking for anything.
Your path, step by step
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.
Calendar
Appointments, exercise, meals and mood in one month. Everything with a date, in one place.
02
Where to go
The question no other app answers: where to go, today, in your city and with your coverage.
Verified directory
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.
Filters that actually matter
IMSS, ISSSTE or private; obstetric emergencies; whether a companion is allowed; whether they accept a birth plan; whether they have a nursery or NICU. Plus search by name or area.
Warning signs
When to seek care, taken from official sources with the review date in plain sight. With a button straight to the nearest emergency room.
Paperwork, with its checklist
The hospital bag, registering the birth, maternity leave. Every guide comes with a checklist and the source it came from.
03
Your record
Tests, prescriptions and notes stop living in a plastic bag and in screenshots.
One timeline
Appointments, labs, ultrasounds and notes in order, with the week each one happened.
Photograph your documents
You photograph a result and it stays on your phone. Senda reads the fields and proposes them: you confirm or correct, never the other way round.
Voice notes that become text
You record what the doctor told you on the way out. The audio is transcribed and discarded — it is never stored — and the transcription is yours to edit.
Share with whoever is seeing you
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.
04
Company
Answers when the health system does not give them clearly, and people who have already been through it.
An assistant that shows its sources
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.
Community
Interest groups where you post under a pseudonym, never your name. Reading is free; so is joining, and so is leaving.
Blog
How to navigate the system, in our voice and with our positions: how to read the directory seals, what to do with mixed coverage, why we do not assess symptoms.
05
Your wellbeing
It logs and counts. It does not score, does not interpret and does not tell you whether you are doing well: that belongs to whoever is caring for you.
Exercise
Your movement diary, with the total sessions and minutes for the week.
Meals
You plan the week meal by meal and mark the ones you followed. No calorie counting and no judgement.
Mood
One entry a day, yours, with no interpretation — and the support circle one tap away when you need it.
Insights
Your own charts of what you logged: exercise days, meals followed, mood across the month.
06
Your data
A pregnancy record is one of the most intimate things there is. It shows in how the app is built.
Works without signal
What you save offline stays on your phone and syncs when the signal returns. In a waiting room with two bars, it still works.
Discreet reminders
A notice about tomorrow's appointment, without a single health detail in the notification.
Yours, all the way out
You download everything Senda keeps about you as a file, and you can delete your account from the app. No email to write, no reply to wait for.
Permission by permission
Every use of your data is turned on separately and turned off the same way. Nothing switches itself on.
What Senda does not do
Saying it here is part of the product. An app that promises to reassure you about any symptom is an app you should not trust.
It does not assess your symptoms
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."
It does not replace your doctor or your midwife
What it does is get you to them with everything in order, not save you the appointment.
It does not invent answers
Without a verified source behind it, it would rather say it does not know and note it down to cover it.
It does not sell your data
Or share it. You decide what is stored, what for, and for how long.
All of this, when Senda reaches your city.
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