A companion for the fourth trimester
Haru helps you navigate postpartum with confidence, one day at a time — for your baby, and for you.
Free while we’re in closed beta. Works in your browser today; the phone apps are on the way.
Some days you celebrate a first smile. Other days you quietly wonder whether you’re doing enough.
Between feedings, diapers, appointments, medications, healing, and trying to sleep, it becomes very easy to forget yourself.
Haru helps you stay present without having to remember everything.
Not a wall of features — four things that actually matter in those first months.
Keep track of healing after birth — symptoms, pain, medicines, and how your mood is really doing.
Log feedings, diapers, sleep, growth, and solids, so nobody has to rely on memory at 3am.
See gentle trends across the week. Notice patterns. Celebrate the progress that’s easy to miss up close.
In the works
Gentle suggestions shaped around your family’s routine. Always educational. Never judgmental.
Technology shouldn’t tell parents how to raise their children. It should help them feel more confident doing it.
Not medical. Healthcare — with the care that word deserves.
Here’s what’s live today, and what we’re building next.
Most parenting apps focus on the baby. Haru is built for the whole family.
Because when parents are supported, babies thrive too.
Haru began with a simple realization after welcoming our daughter into the world: there are countless apps for pregnancy and for babies, and almost nothing that truly walks with you through postpartum.
So we built the companion we wished we’d had — one that helps parents care for their baby while remembering to care for themselves.
We’re still early, and still listening. If you’re in those first months right now, we’d love for you to shape where Haru goes next.
Yes — Haru is free while we’re in closed beta. If we introduce paid features later, the core of caring for your baby and your own recovery will stay accessible.
Your notes are encrypted in transit and at rest, and they’re only visible to you and the caregivers you invite. We don’t sell your data and we don’t use it for advertising. Details live in our Privacy Policy.
Yes. You can invite a partner or another caregiver into your family space, and everyone sees the same timeline on their own device.
No. Haru helps you notice and remember, but it isn’t a medical device and it doesn’t diagnose. Please bring anything that worries you to your doctor or midwife.
Haru runs in your browser today at app.harucare.ca. Android and iOS apps are in progress — local reminders already work there and will come to the web later.
With you, every day of the season.
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