SalamatYarMother and child, from pregnancy to age six
Gestational age, scheduled check-ups, warning signs, the vaccination schedule and WHO standard growth charts — one continuous path from the first week of pregnancy to your child's sixth birthday.
Get startedWhat is included
Gestational age and estimated due date
Calculated from your last menstrual period or a first-trimester ultrasound; where the two differ significantly, the ultrasound takes precedence.
Range-based check-ups and warning signs
Check-ups are arranged by week ranges, as the health ministry protocols set them out. The warning level is decided by a fixed rule, and the AI can never switch a red alert off.
Child vaccination schedule
The vaccine table is built from your child's date of birth, showing when each dose is due and giving catch-up guidance for missed ones.
WHO growth charts
Your child's weight, length and head circumference are plotted against the reference curves with the percentile shown for each measurement. For a preterm baby the curve is read against corrected age.
How it works
Register the pregnancy or the child
For a pregnancy, the date of your last period; for a child already born, the date of birth and the gestational week at birth.
Record check-ups and measurements
Enter each completed check-up, each vaccine given and each growth measurement.
Follow the trend
Watch the growth chart and the status of your check-ups, and get a reminder for the next one.
Common questions
Which reference do the growth charts use?
The WHO Child Growth Standards. The range from birth to twenty-four months is currently covered; above that age, rather than showing an approximate figure, the app states plainly that no reference is available.
What if my child was born early?
Enter the gestational week at birth. For a birth under thirty-seven weeks a corrected age is calculated and the growth curve is read against that, so the assessment is fair.