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AI postpartum support
AlphaMa was built by a mother during her own postpartum. It supports you emotionally at any hour, keeps the notes your doctor needs, and moves real chores off your plate while you recover.
Free right now. More than 200 mothers inside.
The hardest postpartum moments rarely happen during office hours. AlphaMa listens by voice or text at any hour, validates what you are feeling, and never judges.
The baby's breathing, your sleep, your mood. AlphaMa keeps the log you are too tired to keep, so your doctor sees the real picture instead of what you can remember in a 10 minute appointment.
Groceries auto-delivered, meals planned, the deep clean booked, the teacher reply drafted. AlphaMa moves what can be moved so your energy goes to recovery and the baby.
AlphaMa drafts the messages, splits the night wakings and morning drop-offs, and keeps both of you looking at the same picture, without you having to manage the managing.
“I researched postpartum depression, but that felt too serious. People said baby blues, such a light name for something so heavy. Much later, I learned what it actually was: the mental load.”
Shivi Agarwal built AlphaMa during her second postpartum. Read her story or read the research.
AlphaMa was built during the founder's own postpartum, and postpartum mothers are at the heart of the product. It gives emotional support at any hour (including the 2am and 3am moments), tracks sleep and symptoms you can share with your doctor, helps name what you are feeling, and physically lightens the load by moving chores to your partner or outsourced services.
AlphaMa provides emotional support trained in CBT techniques, listens without judgment at any hour, and helps you see your own patterns over weeks instead of single hard nights. It complements professional care: if you are experiencing postpartum anxiety or depression, AlphaMa encourages talking to your OB, midwife, or doctor, and helps you prepare exactly what to say.
No. AlphaMa uses therapeutic techniques and provides emotional support, but it is designed to complement professional care, not replace it. If you are experiencing a mental health crisis, please contact a healthcare professional or crisis helpline.
Yes. AlphaMa supports mothers through pregnancy, postpartum, and the working-parent years. During pregnancy it helps you carry the planning load, gives you a place to talk through worries at any hour, and starts learning your patterns so the support deepens after the baby arrives.
AlphaMa is free right now, because we want it in the hands of as many mothers as possible. Paid plans may come later, announced clearly in advance. It is live on the iOS App Store and Google Play, and more than 200 mothers use it.
Free right now, for every mother.