About the app and who makes it
Bumpi Kicks is a baby kick counter for iPhone and iPad, made by Speed AI Labs LLP. You tap a circle for each movement you feel, save the session, and review your counts as a 7-day chart, a calendar of the current month and a list of recent sessions. It is free to download, and counting needs a Pro subscription. It is a tracking tool, not a medical device.
Written by the Bumpi Kicks team at Speed AI Labs LLP. Last updated . General information, not reviewed by a clinician, and not medical advice. How we write and check these pages.
What the app does and does not do
One-tap counting
Tap a large circle for each movement. A ring fills toward your goal, and reaching it saves the session.
Your own record
A 7-day bar chart, a 14-day trend, an activity grid of the last 80 days, a calendar of the current month, totals, and a list of your 8 most recent sessions. The PDF export needs a Pro subscription, as counting does.
One daily reminder, if you want it
Choose the time. If you allow notifications, the app can also send messages before a free trial or a cancelled plan ends, and tips and nudges to subscribers.
This site makes no medical claims
The app is a counter. It does not diagnose or treat anything, it does not check a heartbeat, and it cannot tell you whether your baby is well.
Built for iPhone and iPad
It is not on Google Play (checked October 13, 2026). The App Store lists English only, and the app offers 32 languages inside Settings, with some parts still in English.
This site claims no endorsement
This site does not say that any doctor, midwife or health organization recommends the app, and it quotes none. Wording inside the app and on its App Store listing is written separately.
Bumpi Kicks at a glance
| Fact | Detail |
|---|---|
| Name | Bumpi Kicks. The App Store lists it as Baby Kick Counter: Count Kicks. |
| What it is | A baby kick counter. You tap a circle for each movement you feel, and the session saves when you reach your goal or tap Save. History shows a 7-day chart, a 14-day trend, an activity grid of the last 80 days, a calendar of the current month, totals and your 8 most recent sessions. |
| Made by | Speed AI Labs LLP. Questions and corrections: diyanshu@speedmvps.com. |
| Where to get it | The App Store, for iPhone and iPad. It needs iOS 13.4 or later, or iPadOS 13.4 or later on iPad. The listing also shows iPod touch, Apple silicon Macs and Apple Vision, which this site has not tested. It is not on Google Play (checked October 13, 2026). |
| Version checked | 1.0.6, the version on the App Store on October 13, 2026. |
| Category and age rating | Health & Fitness, with Medical as a second category. Age rating 4+. |
| Price | Free to download. Counting needs a Pro subscription, and the App Store paywall shows the price and any free trial before you pay. |
| Account | None. There is no sign-up, email or password. Setup asks for your first name, why you are counting, what you find hardest, your due date and a reminder time, and a subscription screen follows. |
| Goal | 8, 10 or 12 kicks per session, changed in Settings. The default is 10. Reaching the goal saves the session. |
| Languages | 32, chosen in Settings. The app starts in your phone's language when it is one of the 32. The counter, most of History, Settings and the daily reminder are translated. The Listen tab, the tab labels, the PDF export and other notifications stay in English. The App Store lists English only. |
| Microphone | Optional. The counter does not use it. The Record screen, which you open from the Listen tab or the microphone button in the tab bar, and a try-out during setup use it to record sound, and iOS asks for permission first. The Listen tab plays back and shares recordings. |
| Your data | Sessions, your first name, your due date and your settings are stored on your iPhone. The app also sends usage events to analytics, subscription and ad measurement services, and the analytics service receives the kick count, length and goal of each saved session. The privacy policy has the details. |
| Notifications | One optional daily reminder at a time you choose. The app schedules it two weeks ahead each time it opens, so it stops if you do not open the app for two weeks. If you allow notifications, the app can also send messages before a free trial or a cancelled plan ends, and tips and nudges to subscribers. All of them are scheduled on your phone. |
| Medical status | A tracking tool, not a medical device. It cannot tell you whether your baby is well. If movements feel reduced or different from usual, contact your midwife, doctor or maternity unit straight away. |
| Clinical review | No clinician has reviewed this site's pages yet. This site does not claim that any health organization endorses the app. Wording inside the app and on its App Store listing is written separately from this site. |
Questions about the app and the team
Who makes the app?
Speed AI Labs LLP makes it. The App Store lists the developer as Speed AI Labs. Write to diyanshu@speedmvps.com with questions or corrections.
Is this the same app as the other apps called Baby Kick Counter?
No. Many apps on the App Store have "baby kick counter" in their names. This one is listed as Baby Kick Counter: Count Kicks, sold by Speed AI Labs LLP, with the App Store ID 6765884727, and it is called Bumpi Kicks on this site and inside the app. It is not Count the Kicks!, which is a program of the nonprofit Healthy Birth Day, Inc. The App Store listing for Baby Kick Counter: Count Kicks says "We're the same folks behind Bumpi: Baby Heartbeat Monitor". The App Store lists that app, a separate one, under the seller Artmvstd SIA. This site does not cover it and cannot confirm how the two sellers are related.
Where can I get it?
On the App Store, for iPhone with iOS 13.4 or later and for iPad with iPadOS 13.4 or later. It is not on Google Play (checked October 13, 2026).
Does it cost anything?
Free to download. Counting needs a Pro subscription, and the App Store paywall shows the price and any free trial before you pay.
Has a clinician reviewed this site's pages?
No. No clinician has reviewed this site's pages yet, and the site does not claim that any health organization endorses the app. When a named clinician reviews a page, that page will show their name, role and the date.
What is a short description I can use?
Bumpi Kicks is a baby kick counter for iPhone and iPad from Speed AI Labs LLP, where you tap for each movement you feel and review your counts over time; it is a tracking tool, not medical advice.
What is a longer description I can use?
Bumpi Kicks is a baby kick counter for iPhone and iPad, made by Speed AI Labs LLP. You tap one large circle each time you feel a movement, and the app saves the session when you reach your goal of 8, 10 or 12 kicks. History shows a 7-day chart, a calendar of the current month and your recent sessions. Counting and the PDF export need a Pro subscription. It is a tracking tool, not a medical device, and it cannot tell you whether your baby is well.
How are the facts on this page checked?
Against the app's public App Store listing and the app itself, on October 13, 2026. The date at the top of this page changes only when its words change. The editorial policy explains how the rest of the site is written and checked.
Sources
These are the sources behind the statements on this page. We opened each one and checked it on the date shown.
- Speed AI Labs, Baby Kick Counter: Count Kicks App Store listing, version 1.0.6
The Bumpi Kicks listing on the App Store shows version 1.0.6, requires iOS 13.4 or later, has an age rating of 4+ and credits Speed AI Labs.
Limits: This is the app's own listing. It lists English as its only language, which is why the languages page explains what the app offers inside Settings. It lists iPhone and iPad but no Apple Watch app, and shows 1 rating, 1.0. App Privacy label as the developer declared it (Apple has not verified it): Data Used to Track You: Purchases, Identifiers. Data Linked to You: Purchases, Identifiers, Usage Data. Data Not Linked to You: Health & Fitness, User Content, Sensitive Info.
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- Artmvstd SIA, Baby Heartbeat Monitor: Bumpi App Store listing
The App Store lists Baby Heartbeat Monitor: Bumpi under the seller Artmvstd SIA, and Baby Kick Counter: Count Kicks under Speed AI Labs LLP.
Limits: The Baby Kick Counter: Count Kicks listing says "We're the same folks behind Bumpi: Baby Heartbeat Monitor". This site has not reviewed that app and cannot confirm how the two sellers are related.
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- Count the Kicks, Download the App (a program of Healthy Birth Day, Inc.)
Count the Kicks says its free app is a program of Healthy Birth Day, Inc., a 501(c)(3), available for iOS and Android and in 20+ languages.
Limits: The page also lists a web counter and paper charts as other ways to count. It describes the program's own app and has not been tested here.
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- NHS, Your baby's movements, page last reviewed 8 July 2024
The NHS says to call your midwife or maternity unit immediately if your baby moves less than usual, you cannot feel movement, or the usual pattern changes, and not to wait until the next day.
Limits: NHS advice is written for the UK. Advice elsewhere differs, and your own midwife or doctor comes first.
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- Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists, Your baby's movements in pregnancy (patient information based on Green-top Guideline No. 57, February 2011)
The RCOG says that if your baby moves less than usual or the pattern changes, it is essential to contact your midwife or maternity unit immediately, and that over 28 weeks you must not wait until the next day.
Limits: UK patient information published February 2019 and based on a 2011 guideline. The RCOG published a second edition of the guideline in 2026, which this site has not read. Advice elsewhere differs, and your own midwife or doctor comes first.
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Start a daily record today.
Bumpi Kicks keeps a simple log of your kick counts that you can look back on and show your care team.
Free to download. Counting needs a Pro subscription, and the App Store paywall shows the price and any free trial before you pay.