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Your Pregnancy Assistant

Pregnancy can feel overwhelming. Frankie, pregnancy support app for Australian parents.

You don’t have to navigate it alone.

Frankie helps you understand more and worry less, so you have more room to experience pregnancy the way you want to.

Frankie Week 33 · Shared care
Baby has been moving heaps tonight, way more than usual. Is that a problem?
Noticing extra movement in the third trimester is often normal. Many mothers even notice differences in the type of movement around week 32–36, which is the range you’re in. What have you noticed tonight?
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How Frankie helps

Customised Chat

Personalised information tailored to your unique pregnancy.

Get answers specific to you, your pregnancy, and your journey so far. No more repeating your story every time. No more generic information.

Frankie Week 34 · Public Care
I’ve attached my birth plan. Please review, I think it’s pretty close to done.
Your birth plan looks thorough. But you haven’t mentioned your succenturiate placenta. Given you don’t have a dedicated midwife it would be worth recording it on your plan to ensure your midwife on the day is aware.
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24/7 Support

Pregnancy support whenever you need it.

Your midwives, doctors, and support systems can’t be available all the time. Frankie is. For your 3am questions; the anxious moments between appointments; and any other time you need. Have a question? Contact support.

Frankie Week 28 · Shared care
is it normal to feel this crampy at 28 weeks?
At 28 weeks, cramping can be very normal as your uterus expands. But let’s explore more to help understand what’s happening.
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Appointment Prep

Always feel prepared.

Turn weeks of concerns, thoughts, and ideas into clear questions so that you walk into your appointments prepared.

Frankie builds an appointment plan with key questions for each visit — then lets you share them straight to your midwife, GP, or whoever you’re seeing.

Appointment plan

Midwife Check-In

Thu 12 Jun · 2:30 pm

Key questions

Does the succenturiate lobe change how you manage labour or delivery? Tap to share
What impact could my placenta have on my risk of retained placenta after birth? Tap to share
Given my first labour was very quick, when would you want me to come into hospital this time? Do I need a lower threshold to call? Or should an induction be considered given how far from hospital I live?
Is my baby going to need extra observations after birth because of my ADHD medication?
Session Recording & Analysis

Remember what you were told.

Record your appointments and transcribe them. Then you can review the key points and actions, automatically summarised by Frankie.

2:41
‹ Week 32 Growth Follow-Up
2 Jul · 18 min · Dr. Nguyen
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2:41
‹ Week 32 Growth Follow-Up
2 Jul · 18 min · Dr. Nguyen
Summary Full Transcript
Overview

Your baby’s growth has evened out since the last scan. Dr. Nguyen isn’t concerned about the earlier 15th percentile reading and doesn’t think another growth scan is needed before your next routine visit.

Key Points
  • Growth has caught up since Week 28, now tracking closer to 30th percentile
  • No further growth scan needed unless something changes
  • Iron levels to be rechecked at Week 34
2:41
‹ Week 32 Growth Follow-Up
2 Jul · 18 min · Dr. Nguyen
Summary Full Transcript
Dr. Nguyen

Good to see you. I’ve reviewed today’s growth scan — things are looking much more even than at Week 28.

You

I was still worried about that 15th percentile reading. Should we do another scan?

Dr. Nguyen

Understandable, but growth has caught up — closer to the 30th percentile now. I don’t think we need another scan before your routine visit.

You

And the iron levels from last time?

Dr. Nguyen

We’ll recheck those at Week 34. Keep taking your supplement in the meantime.

Partner Information Sharing

Reduce the mental load.

Frankie reduces the mental strain by making information sharing seamless. When you join Frankie, your partner gets their own account. Frankie can automatically push everything to them (transcripts, documents, chat insights, appointment reminders, etc), or you can manually share only what you want.

Frankie Week 28 · Shared care
Can you explain this to me in English?

Sure.

Summary of Your 20-Week Anatomy Scan

Overall, this is a normal and reassuring scan. No obvious structural abnormalities were seen.

Key findings:

  • Growth: Baby is measuring appropriately for around 20 weeks, with an estimated weight of 314 g (11 oz).
  • Brain: Measurements, including the ventricles and cerebellum, are normal.
  • Heart: Heartbeat is present, and the heart’s structure appears normal.
  • Organs: The head, face, spine, chest, abdomen, kidneys, bladder, and skeleton all appeared normal.
  • Placenta: Posterior (on the back wall of the uterus), not low-lying, and healthy.
  • Amniotic fluid: Normal.
  • Umbilical cord: Normal, with the usual three vessels.
  • Baby’s position: Breech, which is completely normal at this stage.
  • Sex: Female.

Conclusion:

Everything examined looked normal, and no obvious signs of fetal anomalies were detected. This is the outcome most parents hope for from the 20-week anatomy scan.

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Document Management

Your Pregnancy documents, organised and explained simply.

Store scans, test results, birth plans, letters — all in one place with plain-English summaries. No more digging through emails or paper. Simply photograph any document and Frankie explains it to you. Your data is encrypted and private.

Documents
Scan

20-Week Morphology Scan

12 May · Week 20

Summary

This scan shows normal fetal anatomy with all major structures within the expected range for 20 weeks. Growth measurements are tracking along expected centiles, with estimated fetal weight at the 52nd percentile.

Summarised from your uploaded document

Key Findings
  • Head circumference on track for dates
  • All four heart chambers visible and normal
  • Spine anatomy complete and normal
  • Placenta anterior, succenturiate lobe present

Worth discussing

Confirm the succenturiate lobe vessel position is rechecked at your Week 32 growth scan.

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Summarised by Frankie. Always confirm important findings with your care provider.

Frequently asked questions

Have questions? We've answered some of the most common ones below. Can't find what you're looking for? Browse our full FAQ or contact support.

Who is Frankie for?

Frankie is for anyone navigating pregnancy in Australia. Whether you're receiving care from a midwife, GP, obstetrician, or a combination of these, Frankie works with your care model. It's for first-time parents and experienced ones. It's for people who have straightforward pregnancies and those managing complications. Frankie adapts to your pregnancy, whatever it looks like. It's even for partners who want to understand what's happening. Essentially, if you're pregnant (or supporting someone who is) and you'd like personalised information, clarity on medical jargon, organised records, and support between appointments, Frankie is for you.

What can I talk to Frankie about?

Ask Frankie anything pregnancy-related. Symptoms, what your test results mean, whether something is normal, how to prepare for appointments, what to expect during labour, how your body is changing, medications, nutrition, exercise, emotional wellbeing, your birth preferences, concerns about your baby. It's all fair game. Ask Frankie to explain medical jargon in plain English or to give you the stats on items of interest to you. The more specific you are, the more tailored Frankie's response becomes.

How does Frankie personalise pregnancy advice for me?

Frankie learns about your unique pregnancy from the moment you join. It remembers your trimester, your care type (whether you're seeing a midwife, GP, or obstetrician), your medical history, any complications, and what matters to you personally. Every answer you get is tailored to your situation and exactly where you are in your pregnancy. No more generic pregnancy information. If you ask about exercise, Frankie considers your specific health profile and how many weeks pregnant you are. If you ask about medications, it knows what you're already taking. You don't have to re-explain your pregnancy every time you ask a question. That's what makes Frankie different: it gets to know you.

How is Frankie different to ChatGPT?

ChatGPT is a general-purpose AI. It knows a little about everything but isn't specialised in pregnancy. It also doesn't know your pregnancy, so it gives generic answers or forces you to enter lots of repetitive information to get the responses you want. Frankie is built specifically for pregnancy and grounded on Australian Pregnancy Care Guidelines. More importantly, Frankie learns about you. It knows your medical history, your concerns, and your care context. ChatGPT treats every conversation as new. With Frankie, you don't have to re-explain your situation. Frankie also won't sell your data or use your conversations to train other AI models. Your data is not Frankie's business model.

Can Frankie replace my midwife or doctor?

No. Frankie is designed to support you between appointments and answer questions you might otherwise sit with alone, especially the midnight ones or the things you're embarrassed to ask. Your midwife, GP, or obstetrician are your primary care providers. They can examine you, and they make clinical decisions. Frankie is there for the gaps: clarifying what your doctor said, exploring your concerns before an appointment, helping you prepare for appointments, birth, or anything else on your mind. Think of Frankie as your informed assistant, not your care provider.

What happens if I ask Frankie something urgent?

Frankie is designed to help you understand what's happening and know what to do next, including when it is time to call your care team. If you describe something that needs urgent attention, like severe pain, heavy bleeding, or signs of preeclampsia, Frankie will clearly tell you to contact your care team or seek emergency support. Frankie is there to help you recognise when it is time to seek help and encourage you to seek it.

How is my pregnancy data kept private?

We know how personal pregnancy data is. That's why we have designed Frankie with privacy at the forefront, from the start. Your account is stored in our database, which is SOC 2 and ISO 27001 certified (the security standards used by healthcare organisations). We host Frankie on Australian servers. We follow Australian privacy laws. You can delete your data at any time.

How much does Frankie cost?

Frankie is a paid service. This enables us to prioritise high quality, safe responses to your questions and enables robust protection of user privacy. And, it enables us to avoid the business model of selling user information to advertisers. We offer two tiers: Essential and Premium. Both include personalised chat, document management, appointment preparation, and recording transcription. Premium adds deeper features and higher limits. Check the Frankie app for current subscription prices.