Trying for a baby?You don’t have to work it out alone.
Understand your cycle and your reports with free tools. Talk it through with a fertility counsellor, free. And when you need care, book it with clinics whose licences we have checked, at the full price, shown before you pay.
In English and Telugu, with Hindi to follow. Educational information, not medical advice. Tools, assistant answers and care plans are checked by a clinical advisor before they go live.
An example cycle, with sample data. Dates are estimates, never contraception.
- Free to start
- No sign-up for tools
- A real person to talk to
- Clinics checked against the government registry
Where are you right now?
Every journey is different. Find the moment that sounds like yours, and see what can help today and what you can book when you’re ready.
We’ve just started trying
“When is my fertile window? Is it normal that it hasn’t happened yet?”
- Free help now
- The ovulation tracker, and a quick check on whether it’s time to see a specialist.
- When you’re ready
- A preconception care plan, or a first consult.
We’ve had our first tests
“What does my AMH or semen report actually mean?”
- Free help now
- Plain-language report readers, the assistant, and a free call with a counsellor.
- When you’re ready
- Scans, tests or a doctor’s consult.
We’ve been told about IUI or IVF
“How much will it cost? Which clinic can we trust?”
- Free help now
- A cost estimator, a finder of government-registered clinics, and a checklist of questions to ask.
- When you’re ready
- A consult at a verified IVF centre, or a second opinion.
We’re in treatment
“What happens next? Where do I get these injections?”
- Free help now
- A timeline of your cycle and discreet medicine reminders.
- When you’re ready
- Medicines delivered home, and a companion plan with counsellor support.
A cycle didn’t work
“Why did it fail? Should we change clinics?”
- Free help now
- A free counselling call to talk it through.
- When you’re ready
- A second-opinion consult and repeat tests.
I’m planning for later
“Should I freeze my eggs? What does it involve?”
- Free help now
- An egg-freezing guide and cost planner.
- When you’re ready
- Egg freezing at a registered clinic.
Free help first. Care only when you need it.
- Free
1. Understand where you are
Use the free tools or ask the assistant. You see your answer straight away, with no account and no forms.
- Free
2. Talk it through with a person
Book a free call with a fertility counsellor, in your language, at a time that suits you. They explain your options in plain words and help you decide the next step.
- Paid, price shown first
3. Get care only if you need it
Book a consult, a test or a care plan with a provider whose licences we have checked. You see the full price before you book, and nothing is added at checkout.
Answers in under two minutes
No account needed. Every tool shows your result first, explains what it is based on, and offers a free call with a counsellor if you want to talk it through.
Ovulation tracker
Log your period, see your likely fertile days, and add LH-test results and symptoms. Gentle reminders, nothing more.
Your fertile window is the six days ending on ovulation day. Calendar dates alone are often wrong, so we show them as estimates and sharpen them with LH tests.
Source: ASRM — Optimizing natural fertility (2022) (opens in a new tab)
Is it time to see a specialist?
Answer a few questions and get a clear “yes” or “not yet”, with the reasons.
Guidance suggests seeing a specialist after 12 months of trying if you are under 35, after 6 months if you are 35 or older, and sooner in some situations, such as irregular periods.
Source: ASRM — Fertility evaluation of infertile women (2021) (opens in a new tab)
Semen report reader
Enter the numbers from your report and see, for each one, whether it is within the WHO reference range.
Uses the World Health Organization’s 2021 reference values.
Source: WHO 6th edition semen reference values (summary) (opens in a new tab)
IVF cost estimator
A likely cost range for your city, and what add-ons such as ICSI or embryo freezing do to it.
Based on published price ranges for Indian cities.
Questions to ask your clinic
A checklist to take to your consult, including whether the clinic is registered under the ART Act.
You can check any clinic’s registration in our clinic finder.
Source: National ART & Surrogacy Registry — registered clinics (opens in a new tab)
Medicine and appointment reminders
Discreet reminders for tablets, injections, scans and calls.
You set them from your own prescription. The app never suggests doses.
- Coming later
Egg-freezing guide
What egg freezing involves, what it typically costs, and what to ask.
Typical costs are ₹1–2.5 lakh per cycle plus yearly storage. Results tend to be better when eggs are frozen younger.
Source: Indira IVF — Egg freezing cost in India (opens in a new tab)
- Coming later
IVF week-by-week planner
What usually happens in each week of an IVF cycle, so nothing comes as a surprise.
Written by our clinical advisor.
These tools inform; they don’t diagnose. None of them gives a diagnosis or your chances as a percentage. The tracker shows estimates and must never be used as contraception.
Ask anything, any time, without judgement
In the app, and on WhatsApp if you choose. It explains terms and reports in plain words, reminds you of medicines and scans, and helps you book.
- Tells you it’s automated, and always offers a real person.
- Answers only from content our clinical advisor has approved, and shows where the answer comes from.
- Never diagnoses, prescribes or tells you your chances. That is a doctor’s job.
- If you mention something urgent, such as heavy bleeding or severe pain, it tells you to get urgent care and offers a call back.
- On WhatsApp only if you ask for it, and never to sell you anything.
- Assistant: Hi, I’m Garbha’s automated assistant. I can explain terms and reports, and set reminders. A real person is one tap away.
- You: My AMH report says 1.1. Is that bad?
- Assistant: AMH gives an idea of your egg reserve. It doesn’t tell you whether you can get pregnant, and only a doctor can say what your number means for you. Here’s a short explainer. Would you like a free call with a counsellor?
Talk to a person before you pay for anything
A fertility counsellor listens, explains your options in plain words and helps you decide what to do next. If you already know what you need, you can book directly.
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Tell us a little
Your first name, mobile number, city, both partners’ ages, how long you’ve been trying, and when and in which language you’d like the call.
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A counsellor calls you
They listen, explain your options in plain words, and help you work out the next step. Medical questions go to a registered doctor.
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You decide what happens next
Maybe nothing yet. Maybe a test or a consult. You are never pushed to buy, and the first call is always free.
We ask your permission before anyone calls you. WhatsApp updates are a separate choice, and you never have to upload reports to sign up.
A clear plan for where you are
Each plan brings together counselling, the right tests and consults with verified providers. It lists everything included before you start, and never promises a pregnancy.
Preconception care
If you’re planning, or have been trying for less than a year
A cycle and lifestyle plan, counsellor calls, baseline tests and nutrition guidance.
Fertility check
If you want to know where you both stand
AMH, a scan and a semen analysis, reviewed with a doctor.
PCOS and cycle health
If your periods are irregular
A gynaecologist consult, tests, a lifestyle plan and help with tracking.
Male fertility
If a semen report came back below the reference range
An andrology consult, a repeat test and a lifestyle plan.
IVF companion
If you’re in a treatment cycle
Your cycle timeline, medicine reminders and delivery, and a counsellor to lean on.
Egg freezing
If you’re planning for later
An assessment (AMH and scan), counselling, the clinic package and storage reminders.
After a cycle
If a cycle didn’t work
A second-opinion consult, emotional support and a plan for what’s next.
Book it in one place, with the protections built in
Every service comes from a verified provider at its own full price, shown before you book.
Doctor consults
A video call or a clinic visit with a fertility doctor.
What protects you: You see the doctor’s name, qualification and registration number before you book.Source: Telemedicine Practice Guidelines 2020 (opens in a new tab)
Scans and tests
Blood tests with home collection; ultrasound at the centre.
What protects you: Ultrasound only at centres registered under the PCPNDT Act. No sex determination, ever.IVF, IUI and egg freezing
Consults and treatment packages at the centre.
What protects you: Only clinics on the government’s national ART registry. Your own eggs only: we never arrange donors.Source: ART (Regulation) Act 2021 — full text (opens in a new tab)
Medicines
Your prescribed fertility medicines, delivered home.
What protects you: Checked against your prescription by a registered pharmacist, with the pharmacy’s own invoice.Supplements
Nutritional supplements, delivered home.
What protects you: FSSAI-licensed sellers only, with no claims to treat or cure.Source: FSSAI — advisory to e-commerce food businesses (3 Dec 2024) (opens in a new tab)
Consults and tests open first. Medicine delivery follows later.
How you know a clinic is genuine
Before any provider can take a booking, we check its licences with the authority that issued them. If a licence lapses, its listing is paused automatically.
IVF centres: Registered on the national ART registry, and registered for ultrasound under the PCPNDT Act.
Doctors: Medical council registration number and qualification.
Diagnostic centres: State registration, PCPNDT registration for ultrasound, and NABL accreditation where they hold it.
Pharmacies: A retail drug licence, a registered pharmacist, and cold storage for medicines that need it.
Supplement sellers: An FSSAI licence, and every product’s label and claims.
What the badges in the clinic finder mean
The finder lists every clinic on the government’s national ART registry, whether or not it works with us, so you can check any clinic you are considering.
- ART registeredOn the government’s national ART registry, with a link to its certificate.
- Verified partnerWe have checked its licences, and you can book it in the app.
- Garbha AI–enabledUses Garbha’s embryo-assessment AI. If it is shown first, that is labelled.
We don’t show star ratings or success-rate rankings: there is no reliable public source for clinic success rates, and we won’t guess.
Source: National ART & Surrogacy Registry — registered clinics (opens in a new tab).
Private by default, honest at every step
Fertility is personal. These promises hold whether you use one free tool or book your treatment through us.
Your cycle data stays on your phone
Tracker entries are stored on your phone unless you choose to back them up. Your health data is never used for advertising.
Nobody can read your notifications
Lock the app, and reminders on your lock screen just say “Garbha: you have a reminder”.
You choose what to share
Nothing is ticked for you. Sharing a report with a clinic needs your consent each time, and you can take consent back in one tap.
The full price, up front
You see the full price before you book. No hidden extras, no countdown timers.
“Verified” is backed by a licence
Every provider shows the licence behind the badge. Promoted listings are clearly labelled.
A person when you need one
A named grievance officer replies within 48 hours. You can delete your account at any time.
What we will never do
- Help with choosing a baby’s sex, or even talk about it
- Arrange egg, sperm or embryo donors
- Give you a diagnosis, a prescription or your “chances” as a number
- Promise a pregnancy
- Sell you medicines on WhatsApp
- Use your health data for advertising
What people ask us
What is Garbha Care?
An app to support you through trying to conceive and fertility treatment. Free tools and an assistant help you understand where you are, a free call with a counsellor helps you decide what to do next, and, if you need care, you can book consults, tests, care plans and medicines from providers whose licences we have checked.
What does it cost?
The tools, the ovulation tracker, the assistant, the clinic finder and your first counselling call are free. Care plans and bookings are paid, and you see the provider’s full price before you book.
Is Garbha a clinic?
No. Garbha does not treat, test or dispense medicines. We help you understand your options and connect you with licensed providers. Your care is always given by them.
Can the assistant tell me if something is wrong?
No. It explains terms and reports from content our clinical advisor has approved, but it never diagnoses or predicts your chances. Whenever a question needs a doctor, or whenever you ask, it puts you in touch with a person.
Can I use the ovulation tracker as contraception?
No. The tracker shows estimated dates, which are not accurate enough to prevent pregnancy.
Who can see my information?
Your tracker data stays on your phone unless you choose to back it up. A clinic sees your reports only if you agree to share them, and you can withdraw that consent at any time. Your health data is never used for advertising.
How do I know a clinic is genuine?
Our clinic finder lists every clinic on the government’s national ART registry, with a link to its certificate. Providers marked “Verified partner” have also had their licences checked by us. A provider whose licence lapses is paused automatically.
When can I use it?
Garbha Care opens first in Hyderabad, in English and Telugu, with Hindi to follow. Leave us your details on the contact page and we’ll let you know when it opens.
Be the first to know when it opens in Hyderabad
Leave us your details and we’ll tell you as soon as Garbha Care is ready, in English or Telugu.
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Educational information, not medical advice. Tools, assistant answers and care plans are checked by a clinical advisor before they go live. In an emergency, such as heavy bleeding or severe pain, seek urgent medical care.