Contraction Timer Lite
Michael Kale

March 27th, 2012

This app is designed for both iPhone and iPad

Price: Free

Category: Medical

Updated: Mar 27, 2012

Version: 1.4.3.1

Size: 2.6 MB

Language: English

Seller: Michael Kale

Rated 4+

Requirements: Compatible with iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad.Requires iOS 4.0 or later.

Customer Ratings

Current Version

(5 Ratings)

All Versions

(23 Ratings)

Contraction Timer Lite by Michael Kale

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Description

Easily time labor contractions. A handy one-button interface to start and stop the timer, it also lists the duration and spacing of the last contraction, the average and count for the last 20 minutes, and the last hour.

The 20 minute average lets you see if your contractions are increasing or decreasing relative to the last hour. The hour average and count lets you decide when to go to the hospital or birthing center.

The app remembers all data and whether you were in the middle of a contraction or not between launches, so you can jump back and forth between this and your favorite game or another app to distract you during and between contractions.

This is the “Lite” version of my Labor and Contraction Timer app. It has advertisements and is missing the intensity and notes for each contraction, the charts and graphs, and the ability to email contraction data. It is not otherwise limited (you can enter an unlimited number of contractions over an unlimited amount of time.)

What's New in Version 1.4.3.1

Fix a crash on iOS 4.x devices. Sorry about the problem! -Mike

New iPad retina graphics.

Customer Reviews

Thanks for the app! (5 stars)
Love the app. Helps us focus on each other instead of timing and math. We like the interface on the Windows Phone a bit more than iPhone. Great overall.

Just what's needed! (5 stars)
We found this app by chance as we waited for baby after week 41. Was simply awesome when put to use as contractions kicked in. Over 28 hrs, we used it over 4 different stretches of time – can't get simpler than a Start and Stop button! When our 20 and 60 min averages finally hit 4 and 12 (the 5-1-1 target), we headed to the hospital, 5 mins away. Within minutes, transition occurred and in a couple of hrs, we were holding our daughter !