About Matria

Matria is a privacy-first pregnancy, postpartum, and TTC companion built for everyday tracking, calm preparation, and clinician-ready summaries.

Matria is educational and informational only. It is not a medical device, does not provide medical advice, and does not replace your OB/GYN, midwife, physician, or other qualified healthcare provider.


Core principles


Key features

Home

See phase-aware pregnancy, postpartum, or TTC status, gestational age when available, weekly guidance, baby growth, upcoming appointments, and quick actions.

Daily Log

Record mood, symptoms, sleep, energy, hydration, fetal movement, and postpartum recovery signals. Matria checks logged symptoms for red-flag guidance and keeps safety prompts free.

Tools

Use practical trackers for:

AI Chat is Pro-only. Other Tools are treated as core Free features and may use ads only on explicit, non-sensitive actions.

Learn

Browse evidence-tagged articles for pregnancy, postpartum, symptoms, nutrition, exercise, mental health, labor, partner support, and recovery.

Free users can watch 3 rewarded ads to unlock the full Learn library for 1 hour. Red-flag safety content remains accessible.

Profile and privacy

Manage phase, due date, OB-Lock, language, theme, privacy consent, subscriptions, data export, data deletion, legal links, and support access.


Free and Pro

Feature Free Pro
Daily check-in Yes Yes
Red-flag guidance Yes Yes
Core Tools Yes, with ads where needed Yes, no ads
Clinician text/JSON summary Yes Yes
Learn articles Limited, or 3 ads for 1 hour full access Full access
Matria AI Assistant No Yes
Premium exports and advanced capabilities No Yes
Ads Yes on approved non-sensitive surfaces No

Remove Ads is available as a separate one-time purchase for users who want the Free feature set without ads.


Safety notice

Matria cannot diagnose labor, pregnancy complications, postpartum complications, mental health emergencies, or medication safety for an individual case.

For urgent symptoms such as heavy bleeding, severe abdominal pain, severe headache, vision changes, chest pain, fever, thoughts of self-harm, leaking fluid, or reduced fetal movement, contact your healthcare provider or local emergency services immediately.


Last updated: June 17, 2026