Feel ready to bring your baby home.
Homestretch turns everything between now and your due date — the gear, the money, the logistics, the two of you — into one calm, week-by-week plan. And when a big decision comes up, we do the research for you.
Built for couples. One partner starts, the other joins free.
Hundreds of decisions. One deadline you don't control.
Every pregnancy app tells you what size fruit the baby is this week. None of them answer the questions that actually keep you up at night: Which of the 40 strollers fits our apartment and our car? When do we have to buy life insurance so the paperwork doesn't stall? Whose health plan should the baby go on? Which daycare waitlists should we have joined months before it feels reasonable? Each one is hours of research. There are dozens of them. And nobody is checking that nothing slips.
You don't need more content. You need it handled.
How it works
The reveal, before you even download it.
Tell us your due date. Your whole plan appears — every task and decision, paced to your week, through the first birthday.
Two decisions are coming up. Not twenty. We surface what matters now and quietly hold the rest until it's time.
When a decision opens, Homestretch has already done the hours of research — reviews, recalls, prices — and ranked the options for your home, your car, your budget. With the why.
Then it asks about the next thing only when the next thing is due. That's the whole idea.
What you get
Everything handled, one calm plan at a time.
Know you're on track — actually
Five readiness areas — home, money, care team, day one, and the two of you — each showing exactly one of three states: needs attention, up next, or "nothing needed until week X." Never a guilt meter.
Decisions, researched for you
Strollers to life insurance: ranked picks with sourced pros and cons, current prices, and CPSC recall checks. Personalized to your household, not "top 10" lists.
Deadlines nobody tells you about
Life insurance underwriting works best in the second trimester. Daycare waitlists open at week 12. Your insurance-covered breast pump orders at week 30. It's all already on your runway.
Built for two
One shared plan. Your partner joins with a link, sees the same runway live, and the night-shift plan gets divided on purpose instead of by default.
The hand-me-down check
Offered a used crib, car seat, or MamaRoo? We check the recall lists and the fine print before you say yes.
Through year one
The plan doesn't end at delivery. Solids, the convertible car seat switch, back-to-work — the first year is already sketched on your runway.
The first app that treats this as a two-person project.
Getting a household ready is not a solo tracker's job. Homestretch is a shared workspace: one plan, two people, and the honest conversations — who's on the 3am shift, who's calling the pediatrician — built in as first-class steps.
Your view
Their view
Pricing
Simple pricing. One decision pays for it.
Annual
$59.99/yr
Monthly gets you to delivery. Annual gets you through year one.
Get HomestretchMost people join around week 19. Monthly to your due date runs about $65. The annual is $59.99 — and covers the whole first year.
One researched decision — the right $900 stroller instead of the wrong $1,300 one — covers years of Homestretch.
Homestretch is a paid app with no free tier. You'll see your full personalized runway before you're asked to subscribe.
Our research reads what you would:
Consumer Reports · Wirecutter · CPSC recall database · Babylist · thousands of parent reviews
How we rank
Every product category is re-checked quarterly — prices, recalls, new models. Recommendations are never pay-to-play: we rank on merit and check the recall lists last thing before you see them.
Where we started
Homestretch started as a spreadsheet one couple built for their own January baby. It grew into the app they wished existed.
FAQ
Questions, answered plainly.
Is Homestretch a pregnancy tracker?
No — Homestretch is the household's app, not the bump's. We won't tell you what size fruit the baby is this week. We tell you which of the dozens of decisions between now and your due date need your attention now, and do the research on the ones that do.
Do both partners need to pay?
No. One subscription covers the household. Your partner joins with a link and sees the same runway, live — no second account, no second charge.
What does the AI actually do?
Homestretch runs on a two-stage engine: a human-approved research catalog — reviews, prices, and CPSC recall checks, re-verified quarterly — personalized to your household, your apartment, your car, your budget. Every recommendation shows its sources, is recall-checked before you see it, and is never paid placement.
Is my data safe?
Homestretch is data-minimal by design: we ask for what the plan needs, nothing about your health or cycle. You can delete your data anytime. See our Privacy Policy for the full picture.
What if I'm due soon — is it too late?
It's not too late. It builds the plan for the weeks you have, not the weeks you've missed — Homestretch triages what still matters and skips the guilt about what's already passed.
Twins? Second baby?
Yes to both. Homestretch reflows the runway's pacing and decisions for twins, and for a second baby it adapts the plan to what you already have and what's actually new.
Why isn't there a free version?
Real research costs real money per household — ours isn't funded by ads, data sales, or affiliate-driven rankings. You'll see your full personalized runway before you're ever asked to subscribe, so you know exactly what you're paying for.
Android?
Homestretch is iPhone-first for now. If you're on Android, tell us — it factors directly into what we build next.
The homestretch is easier with a plan.
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