Global Support
Designed for the World
Full support for 32 languages and 241 countries & territories. Right-to-left text, regional formats, and localized healthcare information.
Localization Features
Built for users around the world
32 Languages
Full app translation including genetics terms, medical vocabulary, and cultural content.
Right-to-Left Support
Complete RTL interface for Arabic and Hebrew speakers. Every screen adapts correctly.
Regional Date Formats
Dates display in your local format. DD/MM/YYYY, MM/DD/YYYY, or YYYY/MM/DD.
Measurement Units
Choose metric or imperial. Weight in kg or lbs, height in cm or inches.
Healthcare Guides
Region-specific healthcare system information and navigation tips.
Emergency Numbers
Emergency numbers for 143 countries. Auto-detects your location.
Healthcare Data Matrix
1,700+ resource files covering every aspect of maternal and infant care
Vaccination Schedules
241 vaccination schedule files covering 241 countries & territories and 28 vaccines. Sources: CDC (US), NHS Green Book (UK), STIKO (Germany), HAS (France), ATAGI (Australia), and 230+ national immunization programs. Includes regional variants like provincial schedules in Canada and state-based programs in India.
Hospital Stay Data
241 country & territory files with average stay duration by delivery type (vaginal vs C-section), what hospitals provide vs what to bring, companion/partner overnight policies, food and tipping customs. Ranges from 1-2 days (US) to 5-10 days (Japan).
Emergency & Support
241 country & territory files with verified emergency numbers (911, 112, 999, 000), crisis hotlines (988 Suicide & Crisis US, 116 123 Samaritans UK), postpartum support organizations (PSI International: 1-800-944-4773), and regional mental health resources.
Early Birth Resources
241 country & territory files with 4-level NICU classification systems (Level I-IV in US/Canada, SCU/LNU/NICU/SCBU in UK), week-by-week viability data from 22-37 weeks, kangaroo care protocols, tube feeding timelines, and temperature regulation guides.
Learning Cards
736 learning-card files across 32 languages — 200 expert-written cards per language covering 23 topics: 11 genetics, 4 pregnancy, 2 fertility, 3 baby development, and 3 postpartum care topics.
Data Quality & Transparency
We're transparent about our coverage levels so you always know what to expect
Complete Coverage
113 countries & territories with a full official vaccination schedule, hospital stay data, emergency numbers, crisis hotlines, and 200 learning cards per language.
Partial Coverage
118 countries & territories with vaccination schedules and emergency numbers verified, some hospital stay duration gaps filled with WHO regional estimates. Learning cards available in national language.
Fallback Coverage
10 territories that inherit their parent country's schedule for vaccination and basic emergency information. Clearly labeled in the app.
Regional Coverage
Emergency numbers and healthcare guides for 241 countries & territories
Europe
UK, Germany, France, Italy, Spain, Sweden, and more — NHS/STIKO/HAS guidelines, 16 European languages
Asia Pacific
Japan, South Korea, China, India, Thailand, and more — national immunization programs, 9 Asian languages
North America
US, Canada, Mexico, and more — CDC/PHAC schedules, bilingual English-French (Canada) and English-Spanish (US) support
Middle East & Central Asia
Turkey, Saudi Arabia, UAE, Israel, and more — Arabic, Hebrew, Turkish with RTL support
Africa
South Africa, Nigeria, Kenya, Egypt, and more — WHO EPI schedules, English, French, Arabic
Oceania
Australia, New Zealand, Fiji, and more — ATAGI/MoH schedules, English
Regional Coverage FAQ
Common questions about global healthcare coverage
Because the 241 number includes 193 UN member states, 2 UN observer states (Vatican City and Palestine), and 46 territories like Hong Kong, Puerto Rico, and Greenland. Many territories have distinct healthcare systems that differ from their sovereign state.
If your country is a UN member state, yes — all 193 are covered. If you live in a territory, it is very likely included (46 territories covered). The app includes 241 total entries.
Partial means core vaccination data is included and accurate, but some less common vaccines or precise timing may be approximate based on WHO recommendations. We are actively upgrading Partial countries to Complete with about every six months updates.
Email support@proba.baby with official sources from your country's health ministry. We verify and incorporate official data. Community feedback is one of our most valuable sources.
Yes. Go to Settings and select a different country. All healthcare data updates immediately — vaccination schedule, hospital stay expectations, emergency numbers, and support resources.
Yes, dramatically. The US averages 1-2 days for vaginal delivery, while Japan averages 5-7 days. We classify countries into four duration types: Ultra-Short (12%), Short (31%), Standard (46%), and Extended (11%).
Schedules are provided at the national level for 241 countries and territories, sourced from each country's official immunization authority. Sub-national provincial or state variants aren't currently modeled.
Absolutely. Language and country are independent settings. You can use Japanese while your country is set to Germany. Each family member can use a different language.
Vaccination schedules and emergency numbers are reviewed about every six months and updated with app releases. Hospital-stay data and support resources are refreshed with major updates. Learning cards are updated as guidance evolves.
Always follow your healthcare provider's recommendations. Individual doctors may adjust schedules based on your specific circumstances. Please report discrepancies so we can verify and update.
Your Country, Your Language, Your Healthcare Data
241 countries & territories. 32 languages. 1,700+ resource files. 6,200+ learning cards. The most comprehensively global pregnancy app in the world.
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