One Timeline from Planning to Age Three | Linea
Frequently asked questions
- Does Linea cover more than pregnancy?
- Yes. It keeps planning, pregnancy, birth, postpartum recovery and early childhood on one continuous timeline, through age three.
- Do I have to switch apps at each stage?
- That is the problem it exists to solve. Stage-aware tasks, records and reminders continue across pregnancy, postpartum and early childhood without switching tools.
- Can it track both me and my baby?
- Yes. It follows postpartum recovery and baby care together so both remain visible in one place.
- Where is my data stored?
- On device first. The product is not designed around selling or sharing family data.
The short answer
Most family apps are built around a stage, and you outgrow them. Then the next one starts mid-stream, with nothing carried over.
Linea keeps planning, pregnancy, birth, postpartum recovery and early childhood on one continuous timeline.
What "continuous" means concretely
Stage-aware tasks, records and reminders continue across pregnancy, postpartum and early childhood without switching tools.
That is the whole claim, and it is a structural one rather than a feature: the difference between a timeline that spans three years and a collection of four apps that each span one is whether the context carries over.
Parent and baby together
It follows postpartum recovery and baby care together, so both important stories stay visible in one place.
Worth being clear that this is two subjects, not one merged stream — the app's own framing is that they remain separately visible rather than being collapsed into a single timeline of the baby.
On-device first
Private records stay on device first, and the product is not designed around selling or sharing family data.