Daddy Up

The app itself isn't bad. I do enjoy it. The issue I have has to do with the online content. The website, and IG. To me it seems like there is nothing that is being added, or shared across the platform. Daddy Up has a great opportunity to provide great content to dad's looking for some help and knowledge beyond the tidbits on the app.

I absolutely love this app. I've used it for both my wife's pregnancies and it's fantastic. I can't recommend it enough for first time dads in particular. It helps with perspective and expectations, along with providing useful information along the way.

Apsolutle great app and really helpful on the way. It was super fun reading week by week. Thank you for all great tips 😀

Its a great idea and a really cute app. It does a good job of making it feel like an adventure and might lessen anxiety a bit! my only criticism is that the theming / lumberjack metaphor is so strong that it gets in the way of the app's usefulness. It's the size of the hoof of a mountain bull elk! Cute....but i have no idea how big that is. A bit more practical guidance and maybe some developmental progress (eyes forming, fingers, etc) would be nice.

I'm only a few weeks into using this app and it's been great. The embedded tools are awesome, the creative language is genuinely entertaining, and the UI is easy to use and navigate. Explore it when you download it. I didn't find the log until a week too late. You need to start early to keep it complete!!

Great app, easy to navigate plently of info packaged in a fun way. The check list features are very helpful. The lady clues every week helped my perception of what my wife was feeling. This feature is like having a buddy who has been through this before. Only criticism I could offer is that some of the reference sizes where a little obscure. Id also like to see more pop culture or sports references. I would definitely recommend this app to friends.

Fun and informative I very much enjoyed the app and took full advantage of everything it had to offer. Week to week information about the baby, how your partner is feeling, check list for all 3 semesters, a place to log your exsperences and the option to create a book of said log after all is said and done. The touch of humor is really what I needed to take the edge off. I was new to pregnancy so the exsperences would be stressful at times. Solid work

The developer did such a great job with this app that during labour I actually got quite emotional about how useful it is. all the info during the pregnancy can of course be found elsewhere but the language and the way it's presented in a over-the-top fun way makes it a joy to read. The contraction counter is clear and clean and easy to use - it's worth downloading for that if nothing else. Overall a superb app and a well done to the developer and a massive thank you to them too.

This is by far the best app i have ever downloaded. The amount of information and the simplicity of its explanation is perfect. The thought behind each explanation of the weeks is fantastic. The amount of extra tools, tips, resources and all of the other information in here makes any man, regardless if you have had a child before, seem like an expert and lets them become fully prepared. This is by far the best pregnancy app out there, so much so my wife wishes there was a female version.

This app was great! I looked forward every week to seeing the updates with a very easy to use interface. When it was go time, the "Survival Mode" was helpful with how it recorded contractions, had all the essential information. I would totally recommend this to any expecting father

This app is hilarious and great! While not super full of technical details, it is a great quick reference for the new father-to-be, and how to interpret what their partner is going through. It even has a logbook for pictures and stories along the way, and a great "go-bag" survival mode button where you can instantly get directions and contact info for the doctor/OBGYN. As well as a checklist on what to do throughout the pregnancy, and a checklist on what to pack for when the big day comes!

Fun app to use while looking forward to becoming a dad.

i love this app. not just cuz of the mountain man based theme but because it is a simple, easy to navigate guide through pregnancy. quick updates on baby's development and encouraging bits of advice to care for your lady and yourself make it a nice break from the day to day. when my wife and I miscarried our little ones it had an option to memorialize them. An awesome app for sure.

They force you to always be around. Point at you even if you are the only thing on the shopping list. Leave their honey to do lists anywhere at the store. Wait in the parking lot until the person you work with who has a part time job at the gym tells you to move your car because your blocking all of the enterances going in and out of the super market. It's freaking nuts to think it takes that much energy to do simple ordinary things with the right people not looking so well. One big Headache.

you guys should for real make the same thing but from the women's perspective. I found this app looking for pregnancy app's for my wife when I stumbled upon this. and it's simple smooth and helpfully informative. I say helpfully informative. because of a lot of these other pregnancy style app's. a majority of the information was about issues and complication of pregnancy. rather than the experience and excitement of bringing a child into this world.

It was pretty cool. It got boring after a while. After so many references to being a lumberjack. I mean, I don't know. I wasn't into it. It has lot's of cool stuff for a first time Dad like, Dad log. Where you can write a journal entry about the trimester your partner is in. There are hints to helping her through her pregnancy every week. Lots of cool stuff. I just wasn't into the references.

This is a great app to encourage new dads out there to be more involved and in tune with what's going on throughout a pregnancy. I use it for short notes and expect "Survival Mode" will be very important to me sometime in January. One suggestion would be to open up a chat for dads in the same birth range so they can chat with others if they choose to.

This app was great leading up to our first child. It's not technical in the least as far as what's happening with your significant other, but instead dulls it down to easy man-language so you have an idea of your surroundings and how you may be of help.

As a first time father, I had no idea what to expect. This app helped so much with understanding what was going on in my partner's body, the baby's development, etc. The checklists and logs are invaluable, and the "Survival Mode" is a godsend.

This app would be useful if it provided more info that was more timely. I've gotten the same tips for the last 3 days and they're not really aligned with the age of my kid. Also, the jargon used to try and be funny and different just make it more difficult to navigate.