VESSEL
The Pregnancy Planner
For the trimester when your body changes the plan.
The pregnancy planner that does not ask how you are feeling. It asks what you are tracking, what your provider needs to know, and what you need to do before 36 weeks.
Most pregnancy planners were designed for the pregnancy
you planned to have.
The beautiful ones with weekly prompts and "letter to baby" pages. They assume a pregnancy that goes smoothly, a body that cooperates, and a person who has time to reflect. They do not account for hyperemesis. For PPROM. For a diagnosis at 20 weeks. For the appointment where something changed.
VESSEL was designed for the pregnancy you are actually having. Every page is a working document — an appointment prep sheet, a symptom log, a provider communication record, a birth preferences framework. It is not a keepsake. It is a tool. If it ends up being a keepsake too, that is fine. But the tool comes first.
Designed for clinical handover.
Every tracking tool in VESSEL produces documentation your provider can use. Symptom logs formatted for clinical reporting. Appointment prep sheets structured for the 12-minute consultation. A provider report generator that speaks their language.
Twenty-two sections. 406 pages.
Every one built for pregnancy.
Separate sections for T1, T2, and T3 — structured around what each trimester actually involves.
One structured page per appointment. Questions before, notes during, changes after. 10 minutes made to count.
Onset, frequency, severity — formatted for clinical reporting, not private journalling.
Not a birth "plan." A preferences document for the decisions that actually come up when things change fast.
Labs, ultrasounds, genetic screening, GBS. Dates, results, and what to ask when something is flagged.
GD, preeclampsia, placenta previa, cervical incompetence, multiples. The diagnoses most planners ignore.
Clinical self-monitoring for prenatal anxiety and depression — with structured prompts for provider conversations.
Support infrastructure, feeding plan, pelvic floor PT, mental health provider — decisions made at 32 weeks, not 6 weeks after.
Plus: Preconception Planning · Weekly Reflections · Kick Counter · Contraction Timer · Hospital Bag · Partner Communication · Provider Directory · Insurance & Admin · Milestone Timeline · Emergency Protocols · Nutrition Tracking · Exercise Log · Sleep Architecture · Resources
Every spread built as a working document — not a journal, not a tracker dressed as one. Clinical structure on every page.
The Pregnancy Planner — 200+ structured pages
Symptom Documentation Log — clinical reporting format
Scheduled Worry Time — CBT technique for prenatal anxiety
Weekly Reset — what worked, what to carry forward
Week-by-Week Symptom Tracker
Expectations vs. Reality
Appointment Preparation Worksheet
Screenshots from the interactive HTML version. PDF format available separately.
2-minute walkthrough · no voiceover
The planner. A companion guide.
A provider report generator.
406 pages. 22 sections. Every field fillable, every entry auto-saved, synced across every device you sign in on.
Free on sign-up
The Pregnancy Appointment Prep Sheet — one complete clinical tool, not a preview. Used at every appointment, all three trimesters.
Included with purchase
The Pregnancy Body Timeline · Provider Communication Framework · Birth Preferences Workbook · Postpartum Preparation Checklist
Community drops (released over the year)
High-Risk Pregnancy Tracker · Prenatal Mental Health Self-Check · Hospital Bag Master List · Newborn First Week Reference
A complete walkthrough of all 18 modules. What every section is for, how to fill it in with real examples, and what your data means.
Every VESSEL purchase includes a personalised Companion Guide — a complete walkthrough of all 18 modules and 406 pages. It explains what every section is for, shows you exactly how to fill in the symptom trackers and screening tools with real examples, and tells you what your data means as patterns emerge. No medical knowledge required. No guessing.
Enter your name and the guide speaks directly to you — walking you through every module as if a knowledgeable friend were sitting beside you.
What each section is for, how to fill it in with real examples, and what your tracking data means over time. Nothing left to guess.
How to score your screenings, what the numbers mean, when to bring something to your provider, and what to say when you get there.
8-step wizard that turns your tracking data into a structured clinical document you can hand to your midwife or OB.
Your VESSEL planner tracks everything — symptoms, mental health screenings, appointment history, complications. The Provider Report Generator takes that data and formats it into a structured, print-ready clinical document you can hand directly to your midwife or OB. It speaks their language so you do not have to find the words yourself.
Answer eight guided questions and the report builds itself — pulling from your symptom patterns, screening scores, and appointment history.
Formatted in the clinical structure providers expect. Print it, hand it over, and watch the conversation change from "how have you been?" to "let us look at this data."
No other planner — digital or print — generates a structured clinical report from your own tracking data. This bridges the gap between what you experience and what your medical team needs to see.
Interactive digital planner
or printable PDF.
Use 3 sections of VESSEL.
Right now.
Symptom tracking, appointment prep, and birth preferences — the same interactive fields, the same clinical structure. No sign-up needed.
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The full planner has 22 sections across 406 pages.
"The birth preferences workbook made my hospital bag irrelevant. My midwife said it was the clearest preferences document she had ever seen from a first-time parent."
— Early access reviewer · 36 weeks · First pregnancy
"The appointment prep sheet alone was worth it. I finally went to my OB with something documented instead of blanking the moment she walked in."
Early access reviewer · VESSEL · Week 22
"No gratitude prompts. No 'manifest your birth story.' Just: here is what you need to track, here is what is normal, here is what to tell your doctor."
Early access reviewer · VESSEL · Week 14
"I had a high-risk pregnancy and could not find anything that helped me document what was happening between monitoring appointments. The high-risk drop was exactly that."
Early access reviewer · VESSEL · Gestational diabetes
"I used the provider communication framework to ask for a referral I had been dismissed about twice. The third time I brought the language from that sheet. I got the referral."
Early access reviewer · VESSEL · Week 30
"I gave this to my sister at her baby shower instead of a diaper bag. She texted me at week 28 to say it was the best gift she got. That says everything."
Preview user · VESSEL · Gift purchase
"The postpartum preparation section caught me off guard. I had not thought about pelvic floor PT or a feeding plan at 32 weeks. By the time my daughter arrived, every decision was already made."
Early access reviewer · VESSEL · Third trimester
VESSEL is for you if
VESSEL is not for you if
None of these are criticisms. They are legitimate needs — they are just not what VESSEL was built for.
If the planner is not right for you,
email us within 30 days.
Full refund. No conditions. No questions required. The downloaded files remain yours regardless.
Read the full guarantee →You are not just buying a planner. You are claiming a permanent founding number in a numbered edition of 200. THRESHOLD planners have been tested and refined with preview users. The founding edition is the first numbered public release.
€35 €46 Loading availability…- ✓VESSEL Interactive Planner (406 pages)
- ✓Personalised Companion Guide
- ✓Provider Report Generator
- ✓Cloud sync across all devices
- ✓9 bonus tools released over the year
- ✓Founding rate on all future planners
- ✓Your name on the Founding Wall
- ✓Downloadable Founding Certificate
The pregnancy you are having
already has a planner.
Questions about VESSEL.
VESSEL comes in two formats, each sold separately. The Interactive HTML Planner opens in any browser — all fields fillable, cloud sync included. The Printable PDF is formatted for print at home or any print shop, and works with GoodNotes or Notability on iPad.
No. The trimester sections work independently. Most users who start in their second or third trimester find that the appointment prep system and birth preferences workbook alone make the late purchase worthwhile. Start where you are.
Yes — and it was specifically designed to. The planner includes a high-risk section, and the High-Risk Pregnancy Tracker community drop provides structured logging for GD, preeclampsia, IUGR, and other monitored conditions.
Free trackers are symptom checklists or journal prompts. VESSEL is a documentation system — appointment prep formatted for your provider, symptom logs for clinical reporting, birth preferences for the labor that changes, and mental health tracking designed to be brought to an appointment.
30-day satisfaction guarantee. Full refund, no conditions. The downloaded files remain yours. We ask that you have actually tried it, not that it was unused.
Another threshold.
Another planner built for it.