# Bump Pulse: Contraction Timer

Android app · by Developer On Wheels · Parenting

Bump Pulse: Contraction Timer has 22,390 installs (+11.0% in 30 days), rated 4.7 from 128 ratings, \#1,039 of 8,245 in Parenting.

## Figures

- Installs: 22,390
- Rating: 4.7 · 128 ratings
- Price: Free
- In-app purchases: yes
- 7-day growth in installs: +399 (+1.9%) (+880 over 15.4 days)
- 30-day growth in installs: +2,208 (+11.0%)
- Rank: #350,152 of 2,832,023 Android listings with an install count (down 1,680 since 2026-10-24)
- Rank: #1,039 of 8,245 in Parenting

## Reviews

- Ratings by stars: 5★ 81% · 4★ 11% · 3★ 6% · 2★ 0% · 1★ 2% (125 ratings)

## Description

Your calm labor companion: a contraction timer, a contraction counter and a contraction tracker for the day itself — a labor tracker and birth counter your partner can follow live.  
  
Bump Pulse times each contraction with one tap, shows how long it lasted and how far apart the last few were, and draws the pattern of the past hour so you can see the rhythm form. Use it at home in early labor, on the way to the hospital, or with your birth partner holding the phone. Most apps for contractions want a setup first — this is an app to track contractions from the first twinge.  
  
During labor  
\- Timing contractions is one tap to start, one to stop. No setup, no menus  
\- Count contractions through the night and see how many came in the last hour  
\- A contraction calculator too: measure contractions and get the interval worked out for you  
\- Duration and interval for every entry, and the averages for the last hour  
\- The 5-1-1 or 4-1-1 rule, or your own — and how close you are to it  
\- Add a note or an intensity to any entry, or fix a start time afterwards  
\- Milestones on the same timeline: water broke, arrived at the hospital, baby born  
\- Share a clear summary with your midwife or doctor  
  
See the pattern, not just the numbers  
\- A timeline of the whole session, hour by hour  
\- Length and spacing plotted so a change is visible before you would notice it  
\- Useful when you are wondering whether this is the real thing or Braxton Hicks  
  
Partner sharing, in real time  
\- Send a live link and your partner follows along from their own phone, in any room or any city  
\- Your birth partner can start and stop the timer for you when your hands are busy  
\- Works for a doula or a midwife too — anyone you choose, for as long as you choose  
  
On your wrist and your home screen  
\- Bump Pulse runs on Wear OS: start and stop from your watch and see the count, average duration and interval for the last hour, plus the most recent entries  
\- A running timer stays on your watch face until you stop it  
\- Home screen widgets in three sizes show the timer, the past hour and the latest entries, with a Start/Stop button that works without opening the app  
  
Guides for the day  
\- A hospital bag checklist you can tick off  
\- Short guides on early labor, the 5-1-1 rule, false labor and when to call  
\- Tools for the weeks before: labor probability by week, birth weight estimate, the first weeks after  
  
Private, offline, and quiet  
\- Works with no signal and no account. Your records stay on your phone unless you choose to share them  
\- A share link can be switched off at any time, and only the people you invite ever see it  
\- Free, with no ads and no subscription: the extras are a single one-time purchase  
  
Built for first-time parents, for partners who want to help, and for anyone who would rather watch the person than the clock.  
  
Bump Pulse is not a medical device and does not replace the advice of your midwife or doctor. It shows you the pattern — when to go is a decision for you and your care team.  
  
No ads. No distractions. Just clarity.

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Source: https://storetally.com/android/com.devonwheels.bumppulse  
As of 2026-11-07, from the StoreTally census.