Bump Kicks: Baby Kick Counter

Bump Kicks is a baby kick counter for the third trimester — a calm, one-tap way to follow the count-to-ten method for fetal movement.

There's no start button. The first tap begins the count: each kick gives a light haptic, the bump on screen kicks back, and the app times how long ten movements take. Stop early or reach ten — either way, the count saves to your history.

Every number is framed as your own history, never an assessment. After five counts, the app shows your personal usual range — "10 kicks in 24 min, your usual range is 15–35 min" — built from your own last counts, not a population average. A 28-day chart, weekly notes tied to your due date, notes on any count, and a PDF export to bring to prenatal visits round it out.

And when it matters most, the app is direct: if movements feel reduced, it tells you to contact your OB, midwife, or labor and delivery unit now — not tomorrow, and not to use an app to decide. A "Good to know" library of 15 short articles covers counting basics, anterior placenta, and common myths.

The due date is optional, everything stays on your device, and there's no account, no purchases — completely free, in 23 languages.

Bump Kicks is a kick-counting tool, not medical advice. Nothing in it can tell you how your baby is doing.

From the maker of Bump Pulse, the contraction timer.