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Tidewell
A painting of a parent feeding a baby in an armchair at night, by a window where the moon rises over the sea.

How are you, really?

Talk to Tidewell for a minute a day in the year after birth. It listens for warning signs, keeps your sleep, mood and blood pressure in one picture, and tells you plainly when to call your doctor.

  • Fixed safety checks run before any AI reply.
  • Supports your care team. It does not diagnose.
  • Your data is yours to delete at any time.

The riskiest stretch gets the least attention.

53% of pregnancy-related deaths in the US happened between a week and a year after birth. 84% were judged preventable.

Many new parents see a doctor only once in that year, around six weeks. Tidewell is for the nights in between.

Source: CDC Maternal Mortality Review Committees, deaths from 2017 to 2019.

One night with Tidewell.

One minute when you need it, nothing to fill in, and a clearer picture by morning.

  1. Talk for a minute

    Tap the moon and say how you are: sleep, pain, mood, a blood pressure reading. No forms on a hard night.

  2. Safety comes first

    Before any AI replies, fixed rules check what you said for warning signs. If one shows up, you get the number to call, right away.

  3. Your tide, in the morning

    Tidewell adds last night to the picture and says plainly what changed, so you and your care team can read it at a glance.

Your tide.

Mood, sleep, pain and blood pressure in one picture, with a sentence about what changed. Take it to your next visit as a one-page summary.

Voice first
Talk, or type if you'd rather. Replies can be read aloud.
A daily mood check
Ten questions from the Edinburgh Postnatal Depression Scale, scored out of 30. A screening, never a diagnosis.
It remembers you
Day 18 after your C-section, Tuesday's headache: you never start over.
Maya's tide, days 12 to 18Sample data
Blood pressure, top number Sleep, hours
100120140160Day 12Day 13Day 14Day 15Day 16Day 17Day 18123
  1. Top number rose five days in a row and passed 140. Tidewell suggested a visit within 1 to 3 days.
  2. Headaches on three days running, shown as a mark under each day.
  3. Sleep under five hours most nights. It says so, plainly, in the morning.

The dashed line marks 140, the top number to call about after birth.

A bridge between visits, not a doctor.

Tidewell helps you notice what's changing and say it clearly. Your doctor, midwife or care team makes the decisions.

  • It listens and remembersYour check-ins, in your words, private to your account.
  • It never diagnosesNo guesses about conditions, and never advice to start or stop a medicine.
  • It is clear in an emergencyWarning signs get a fixed, pre-written answer with the number to call.
  • It is yours to deleteOne tap in Settings removes your account and everything in it.

Start today. Setup takes two minutes.

Make an account, answer a few questions about your birth, then do your first check-in. Or look around with Maya, our demo parent.