Kickiko
Tap once each time you feel a kick, roll or flutter. See when your baby usually moves and keep a clear record for your midwife or doctor. No account; your record stays on your phone. Kickiko is a diary, not a medical device: it can't tell whether your baby is well.
- Free · ad-free from US$2/month
- No account, private
- Android 10 or newer
What it does
One tap, any time
A big button to log each movement the moment you feel it, from the app, a home-screen widget, quick settings or a Wear OS watch.
Your baby's pattern
A time-of-day view over 7 days or 4 weeks shows when your baby is usually busiest. No scores and no "good" or "bad" colours.
A timed count when you're asked
If your midwife or doctor asks you to time 10 movements, the clock starts when you start, you can end any time, and nothing stops at 10.
Made for night
A dim night look, a full-screen counter you can tap without looking, a soft buzz on each tap, and the screen kept on while you count.
A record to share
A clear PDF or a spreadsheet file for your appointments. Add movements you felt while your phone was away, and fix any mistake.
On your watch
A Wear OS tile logs a movement with one tap and shows today's count. Taps made while your phone is out of reach are kept and sent when it's back.
Three steps
Set your due date
One screen: your due date, one baby or twins, and a daily reminder if you like. No account.
Tap when you feel a movement
Any time of day, or as a timed count if you've been asked to do one.
Get to know the pattern
In a few days you'll see when your baby usually moves, and have a record to show your midwife.
Privacy
- Your record stays on your phone. There is no account and nothing is uploaded to us.
- It is in Android's own backup to your Google account, encrypted with your screen lock, which we never see.
- The free version shows ads from Google AdMob that are never personalised, and nothing about your pregnancy is shared with advertisers.
- Nothing about your baby shows on the lock screen unless you allow it.
Details
- Price
- Free with ads, every feature included. Premium (no ads): US$2 a month or US$20 a year, cancel any time in Google Play.
- Needs
- Android 10 or newer. The watch tile needs Wear OS 3 or newer and the phone app.
- Languages
- English, Malay, Indonesian, Spanish and Portuguese (Brazil).
- Twins
- Separate buttons and records for each baby, and "not sure which".
- Widgets
- Today's count with + Movement, and today's line; a quick-settings tile; a Wear OS tile.
- Not a medical device
- Kickiko keeps a record of what you feel. It doesn't diagnose anything or tell you whether your baby is well; only your hospital or clinic can.
Questions
Something missing? Send feedback →How many movements should I feel?
There's no set number. Get to know your baby's own movements. Kickiko keeps a record of what you feel; it can't tell whether your baby is well.
Should I count to 10 every day?
Only if your midwife or doctor asks you to. Kickiko has a timed count for that; otherwise just tap whenever you feel a movement.
Do I need an account?
No. Your record stays on your phone and in Android's own backup. Nothing is uploaded to us.
What if my pregnancy ends?
Tell the app in Settings, for a birth, a loss, or without saying. Every reminder stops at once and nothing else is asked of you. You choose whether to keep, save or delete your record.