Built by a Doctor Who Understands

The Story Behind NeoBump

Every day in my practice, I see women navigating one of the most emotionally complex experiences imaginable: pregnancy after loss.

I've watched them scroll through pregnancy apps designed for first-time mothers—apps that celebrate every milestone with confetti, that assume excitement is the only emotion, that have no concept of the shadow that follows a positive test after you've lost a baby.

"The apps that exist weren't built for women whose biggest fear isn't whether to buy a crib—it's whether they'll need one at all."

I've answered the same questions hundreds of times: "Is this spotting normal?" "Should I be worried about this cramp?" "Why do I feel disconnected from this pregnancy?" These questions come at 2 AM, when my office is closed and Google is full of terrifying forum posts.

NeoBump is my answer to those questions.

It's the app I wish existed for my patients. Week-by-week guidance that acknowledges the fear. Symptom tracking that provides reassurance without dismissing concerns. An AI trained on my medical knowledge, available when anxiety spikes and the world is asleep. A community of women who don't need you to explain why a positive test doesn't feel like good news.

This isn't a side project or a business opportunity. This is my life's work extending into digital form—supporting women through pregnancy after loss, one app download at a time.