Your own answers become a personalised care pathway: what to expect, what to ask, and what to watch for, week by week.
We're in our tester phase. Everything is open and completely free while we test — feel free to try it, and tell us what you think.
Pregnancy brings a hundred small questions. BumpPrint starts with a proper booking-style intake — the questions a midwife would ask — builds your care pathway from your answers, and explains every step in doctor-written, ad-free plain English, grounded in the guidance NHS trusts actually follow.
65.5% of pregnant women say safe, trustworthy information matters most in a pregnancy app — ahead of every other feature. It's why every pathway here is clinician-checked.Survey of 359 pregnant women — Brammall et al., Women's Health, 2024
“Every screen a woman sees is checked against current obstetric guidance, so the reassurance she gets is reassurance she can rely on.”
Mr Tzafetas trained in Obstetrics & Gynaecology in North West London, amongst tertiary centres like Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust, including Queen Charlotte's & Chelsea and St Mary's Hospital. He earned his PhD at Imperial College London. His research was into transforming patient experience and outcomes through healthcare innovation.
Mr Tzafetas earned his medical degree at the University of Thessaly in Greece in 2009 and served as a doctor in the Greek Armed Forces before moving to London. He completed his full specialist training in Obstetrics & Gynaecology in the NHS — at West Middlesex University Hospital, Hillingdon Hospital, Queen Charlotte's & Chelsea and St Mary's, the last two part of Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust, home to some of the UK's busiest maternity units.
Alongside his clinical work he earned a PhD at Imperial College London, researching how new surgical technologies can transform women's experience and outcomes. He was lead author of a 2020 study published in PNAS and co-authored a major meta-analysis in The Lancet Oncology.
At BumpPrint, Mr Tzafetas reviews every pathway a woman sees — so the guidance in the app reflects the same standards he has practised in NHS women's health for over a decade.
Interesting fact: Why “Mr”, not “Dr”? A UK tradition: when a doctor completes specialist surgical training — as consultants in obstetrics do — they return to “Mr” or “Ms”. It's a mark of seniority, not the absence of a medical degree.
In the doctor's own words:
“The idea of delivering your baby in an operating theatre can seem quite overwhelming, as it is an unfamiliar environment and there can be a lot of members of staff present. Recently, we welcomed our twins during a planned caesarean section. After having the permission of all members of the team involved, we were able to record this clip of the delivery — to give an insight into what the inside of an operating theatre looks like during a caesarean section.”
“The number of people in this clip may be alarming, but everyone has a crucial role: two surgeons, two anaesthetists, an operating department practitioner assisting the anaesthetic team, a scrub nurse, a runner bringing equipment as it's needed, and two midwives — one for each baby.”
Every bump, every path — BumpPrint walks with you.
The things that matter most in pregnancy, kept in one calm, organised place — and explained in plain language, never jargon.
See how your baby is growing — “the size of a bell pepper” this week — plus what’s happening in your body. Every week written and signed off by doctors. No ads, ever.
Gentle, plain-language answers to the questions you’d rather not wait for — and a nudge to your midwife when it matters.
Keep every scan and result in one private place, so your whole pregnancy story is always with you.
Anomaly scans, midwife appointments, folic acid and vitamin D reminders — a pathway built from your answers, the way NHS trusts plan care.
Track symptoms and moods in seconds — and give your midwife a clearer picture at every check-in.
Stay in step with your maternity team, so appointments and guidance flow straight into your week.
Are you a clinic or midwife? →A booking-style intake, like your first midwife appointment — your history, your circumstances, your dates.
Your answers build an explicit, risk-aware care pathway — the right scans and appointments, and what to watch for.
Chat to Amy, log how you feel, and keep scans safe — all in one place you’ll actually want to open.
No sign-up, nothing stored — the answers appear right here on the page.
Watch how baby grows, week by week — with a simulated heartbeat you can listen to from week 6.
Open the visualiser →Estimates only — your dating scan gives the accurate picture, and your midwife has the final word.
Short films from the team — with a full tutorial library growing inside the app.
A minute on preparing for pregnancy — from folic acid to healthy habits.
Watch →Mr Tzafetas's own twins arrive by planned caesarean — and every person in the room explained.
Watch →Real screens — your week, Amy's answers, and your health story in one place.
See the screens →Real screens from BumpPrint — your week at a glance, gentle answers with clear boundaries, and your whole health story in one calm place.



“Is this normal?” “What should I ask at my next appointment?” Amy gives calm, clear answers day or night — grounded in NHS-aligned guidance and checked by our clinical team. And when something needs a real person, she points you straight to your midwife or doctor. Reassuring, never alarming.
Your data is private, encrypted, and never sold. You’re in control of what you share and who sees it — confidential by design, because your health is yours.
BumpPrint is live and in its tester phase — free to use, with no payment details, ever, to join. If paid extras arrive later, you'll always see the price clearly before paying anything, and the care basics stay accessible.
The doors are open. BumpPrint is live and in its tester phase — everything is free to use while we polish it. Create your account, answer a few questions, and your week-by-week plan takes shape in minutes. And because we're still testing, your feedback genuinely shapes what BumpPrint becomes.
A note on care: BumpPrint supports your pregnancy with guidance and organisation — it doesn’t replace your midwife, doctor, or maternity team. If you ever feel something is wrong, or in an emergency, contact your maternity unit or local emergency services straight away.