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Now on Google Play — free to use
Every mother
deserves a
guardian
in her pocket.
Mommity is the digital antenatal care companion built for mothers in crisis-affected communities — delivering life-saving guidance wherever they are.
45%
Rise in maternal mortality risk since 2016
30M+
Pregnancies in Sub-Saharan Africa / yr
66%
Of maternal deaths are preventable
Antenatal Care
Maternal Health
Crisis Communities
North West Cameroon
Digital Health Innovation
Pocket ANC Companion
2016
Crisis onset in NW Cameroon — healthcare infrastructure shattered
↑ 45%
Surge in maternal mortality risk for women in conflict-affected zones
$14B+
African mHealth market projected by 2027 — the solution exists
“The root cause is not only limited infrastructure — it is a critical gap in accessible, timely health information reaching mothers at their most vulnerable.”
The Problem
A healthcare crisis
compounded by conflict
Since 2016, the socio-political crisis in Cameroon's anglophone regions has devastated maternal healthcare. In Bamenda, pregnant women face life-threatening barriers every day.
Restricted Mobility
Ghost towns and armed conflict prevent women from reaching emergency obstetric care facilities on time.
Delayed Presentations
Women arrive at emergency care centers with deteriorating conditions that could have been caught earlier.
Low Danger Sign Awareness
Critical warning symptoms go unrecognized, leading to preventable maternal and infant deaths.
Minimal Early Childhood Care
Insufficient postnatal knowledge contributes to high infant morbidity across the region.
The Solution
Your pocket ANC companion
Mommity delivers essential maternal health guidance directly to women — regardless of location, connectivity, or surrounding crisis.
Pregnancy Calendar
Week-by-week fetal development tracking and milestone guidance, keeping mothers informed at every stage of their journey.
Danger Sign Checker
Symptom-based tool enabling early identification of high-risk pregnancy complications, empowering women to act fast.
Smart Reminders
Automated alerts for hydration, nutrition, and ANC appointment scheduling — a gentle nudge when it matters most.
Emergency Support System
One-tap access to emergency contacts, referral pathways, and crisis resources — because seconds count.
Health Education & Insights
Simplified, localized maternal health information thoughtfully adapted for low-literacy contexts in English, French and Pidgin.
Anonymous Community
A safe, moderated space for women to share experiences and seek peer support without fear of judgment.
Who It's For
Built for every
woman in the journey
Mommity serves a multi-sided ecosystem — from first-time mothers to healthcare administrators — each addressed through tailored features.
Pregnant Women
First-time mothers Crisis-affected zones Limited healthcare access No ANC facility nearby Low-resource settingsCaregivers & Families
Partners & family members Community health workers Village midwives Traditional birth attendantsInstitutional Partners
District hospitals Baptist Health Units NGOs & INGOs UN agencies Government health ministriesAdmin & Clinical Users
Healthcare providers Hospital administrators Researchers Public health analystsThe Team
Built by those who
lived the problem
Clinical insight, technical expertise, and lived experience — a rare combination grounding Mommity in both medical credibility and community authenticity.
Akwo Trinity
Founder & CEO
Nurse-innovator and health tech entrepreneur. Her BSc thesis directly validated Mommity's solution framework. TechNurses Africa Finalist 2024. Deep community roots in Bamenda, NW Cameroon.
Nsom Emmanuel
Business Analyst & Full Stack Engineer
Software engineer and co-founder of Skye8. Extensive experience across fintech, health, and education sectors. Built iPayU, HFMCS (deployed across Cameroon), and the Hyree platform. BEng Computer Engineering, University of Bamenda.
Nkwain Blaise
Mobile App Developer
Mobile application developer specializing in cross-platform development. Hands-on experience building and shipping mobile solutions, contributing directly to Mommity's Android and iOS app.
We're growing our team
Looking for passionate people who believe technology can save lives
📱 React Native / Flutter Developer
🏥 Public Health Specialist
🎨 UX/UI Designer — Low-Literacy Interfaces
🤝 Business Development Lead
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From the Blog
Guidance for the
journey ahead
Plain-language articles on pregnancy, birth and the weeks after — written for mothers and the people who care for them.
Introducing Mommity: A Pocket ANC Companion for Mothers in Cameroon
Mommity is free on Google Play: pregnancy week by week, a danger-sign checker that works offline, antenatal reminders and emergency help, in English,...
The First Six Weeks After Birth: Caring for You and Your Baby
The days after birth carry real risks for mother and baby. Know the check-ups to attend, how to feed and keep your baby warm, and the signs that mean...
Questions
Good to know
What is Mommity?
Mommity is a free maternal and postnatal health companion app built for mothers in Cameroon. It gives week-by-week pregnancy guidance, checks symptoms for danger signs, sends antenatal visit reminders, helps you find emergency care, and stays with you through the weeks after birth.
Is Mommity free?
Yes. Mommity is free to download and free to use.
Does Mommity replace antenatal clinic visits?
No. Mommity is a companion between visits, not a replacement for them. Checks such as blood pressure, blood and urine tests and the baby's growth can only be done by a health worker. Please attend every antenatal visit you are able to reach.
Which phones does Mommity work on?
Mommity is available for Android phones on Google Play and is designed for limited data and older phones. The iPhone version is on its way — join the waitlist on this site and we will tell you when it arrives.
Hold Mommity
in your hands.
Free on Google Play today. The iPhone version is on its way — join the list and we will tell you the moment it lands.