A daily action plan, the exact tests to ask for, and a co-equal board for both of you — built for couples trying again after early miscarriage.
You open Earlypath to do something — check off today's actions, look up what a test result means, see where you both are. Grief has its own door, and it's always there. It just doesn't greet you on the home screen.
On day one, three small actions appear — one at a time, no overwhelm. Nothing is overdue. Nothing expires. The board gets richer as you both settle in.
One question — "Has this happened before?" — sets the entire posture of your plan. ACOG defines recurrent pregnancy loss at two losses, not three. If you've had two, you have standing to ask for the full workup right now.
The Tests tab isn't a reference page. It's a live workup checklist — the tests you need, with status dots you update as you book and complete them, and the doctor scripts ready to read at the appointment.
Theo's board isn't a mirror of hers. It's built for him — his actions, his tests (semen analysis, DNA fragmentation), his grief at his own pace. He sees her plan status; she sees his.
After more than one loss, there can be a reason worth finding — that's what the workup is for. But none of it traces back to how you ate, moved, or slept. Whatever the workup turns up wasn't in your control, and nothing on this list would have changed it. These four are simply the parts that are yours, going forward.
The Plan tab shows your readiness arc — Recovery, Workup, Trying again — without a due date, a milestone you're behind on, or a fruit-size comparison. You're at whatever step you're at.
Your assessment answers, test results, and care moments stay on your phone. Earlypath has no server, no account, no cloud sync. The couple pairing works device-to-device — your data never touches Earlypath infrastructure.
Free to start. Built for the weeks between the loss and trying again — and for the partner who's been through it too.