We build breakthrough health technologies to protect families from stillbirths and other life-altering pregnancy outcomes.
Evidence-Based
Safety Approved
Physician Supported
Every movement matters.
Every parent deserves peace of mind.
For many, pregnancy is an exciting but also uncertain period of their life. But what if you had access to the information you need to make confident health decisions?
Flutter Care is transforming perinatal health by listening to, and working together, with pregnant individuals and medical experts in the global community.
Flutter Care combines technical innovation and clinical research to improve pregnancy outcomes.
Kick
Counter
An intuitive tool to track and understand your baby’s unique movement patterns in the womb throughout pregnancy.
Pattern
Recognition
Data visualizations to help identify changes in movement that may require attention.
Educational Resources
Evidence-based articles and resources on fetal health, movement, and pregnancy milestones.
Clinical
Collaboration
Validation with world-class clinical experts and health institutions to transform innovation into impact.
3 simple ways to support your baby’s health with Flutter
The evidence speaks
The Society of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists of Canada advises paying attention to fetal movements from 26 weeks onward and reaching out to your provider if you notice a change.
Every baby has their own pattern. Getting to know yours can help you recognize when something is different.
68
%
of parents who experienced a stillbirth said they felt something was wrong beforehand.
Source: BMC Pregnancy and Childbirth (2015)
80
%
of pregnancy-related deaths are preventable when people receive timely, quality care.
Source: CDC Maternal Mortality Review Committees (2020)
30
%
of stillbirths in high income countries are preventable, while globally this figure is 50%.
Source: Lancet (2011) and BMJ Medicine (2023)
Risk
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Fetal movement monitoring programs are linked to measurable reductions in stillbirth rates.
Source: BJOG (2023) and BMC Pregnancy and Childbirth (2009)
Our goals for global impact
Flutter Care aims to contribute towards the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals.
To date, we've reached families across 180+ countries and 6 continents. We're doing our part for the global community.
This is not just a health care issue; it is a moral imperative to prevent avoidable tragedies and honour the lives lost to stillbirth. It is time for Canada to break the silence, prioritize prevention, and take bold steps towards ending the hidden crisis of stillbirth. The families who have suffered this devastating loss deserve nothing less.
We are in the news
Discover how our work is helping to shape broader conversations on maternal and fetal health.
