Features
Every tool, built around one calm journey
From your first scan to the fourth trimester — here's exactly what MaaSphere does, and just as importantly, what it doesn't.
Pregnancy Timeline
Every week of your pregnancy, in one calm view.
- A week-by-week timeline that auto-scrolls to exactly where you are today.
- Tap any week to see the trimester, your baby's size, and a short, plain-language description with tips.
- A progress bar and days-until-due-date counter keep the big picture in view.
- The same week-by-week data also powers your Baby screen, so the two never disagree.

3D Baby Viewer
See your baby at 9 key developmental stages.
- Nine hand-authored 3D models mark key stages of development, from week 8 through week 40.
- Rotate and zoom with a simple drag or pinch — no app-store add-ons, it's built in.
- Each stage shows estimated weight and length alongside the model.
- Before week 8, a gentle placeholder explains that development is still too early to visualize — nothing is hidden or broken, it's just not time yet.

Kick Counter
A quiet, focused way to track movement.
- Start a session, tap once per kick, and see your running total, timer, and average interval live.
- Unlocks from week 15 — before that, movement is expected to be too faint and inconsistent to count meaningfully.
- A history view tracks kicks per day, average per session, and your most active times.
- It's a self-awareness tool, not a diagnostic device — MaaSphere nudges you toward your doctor if a session looks unusually quiet, rather than making a call itself.

Medicine Tracker
Never lose track of a dose.
- Add medicines with dosage, frequency, and reminders in a short guided flow.
- Today's doses are grouped into Morning / Afternoon / Evening / Night with a clear progress ring.
- Mark a dose taken or skipped — skipping asks for confirmation first, so a stray tap can't misreport your adherence.
- If your doctor is connected on MaaSphere, their instructions surface right in this screen, under 'From your doctor.'
Dhruv AI
A calm, knowledgeable companion — not a replacement for your doctor.
- Answers everyday questions about pregnancy, postpartum recovery, nutrition, and baby development.
- Reads the context you've already logged in MaaSphere — your current week, symptoms, medicines — so answers are personal, not generic.
- Built-in safety checks scan both what you type and your recent logged data, and can route you straight to emergency guidance when something looks urgent.
- Every response carries a clear reminder that it's informational, not a diagnosis — Dhruv AI never tells you that you or your baby have a specific medical condition.
- Powered by Anthropic's Claude, called through MaaSphere's own backend — your messages are never sent to a model directly from your device.

Doctor Dashboard
A read-only, EMR-style view built for busy clinicians.
- A home screen built for a clinical workflow: verification status, active patients, pending requests, and recent activity at a glance.
- My Patients gives a searchable list; opening a patient shows a read-only, chart-style view — timeline, medicines, weight, symptoms, kick counter history, and your own past instructions and notes.
- Doctors can write clinical notes and issue instructions that surface directly inside the patient's Medicine Tracker.
- Today, an accepted patient connection shares the full record — granular, patient-controlled sharing of individual categories is on our roadmap, not yet available.

Partner Dashboard
Built for support, not just spectating.
- Once connected, partners see pregnancy progress, today's medicines and appointments, and doctor instructions — all read-only.
- A daily 'support mission' suggests one small, concrete way to help, and a personal check-in log tracks the partner's own mood alongside the journey.
- Weekly stats (missions completed, days checked in, streaks) turn showing up into something visible.
- Dhruv AI is available to partners too, scoped to their linked mother's data.

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