An app for life after pregnancy loss

Reconnecting with yourself after pregnancy loss.

Aube /ob/ (say “ohb”, to rhyme with “robe”) is French for dawn: light that arrives gently, in its own time.

Pregnancy loss can change how you see yourself, your relationships and your future. Aube is a guided, personal space to explore what matters to you, at your own pace.

The Aube app launches summer 2027

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Your experience. Your pace. Your way forward.

Video transcript: Aube (say “ohb”), French for dawn. Reconnecting with yourself after pregnancy loss. Pregnancy loss can change how you see yourself, your relationships and your future. Introducing: Aube is an app. A guided, personal space to explore what matters to you, at your own pace. (The app’s home screen is shown.) Pillar one: Guided reconnection. Optional activities for exploring identity and sense of self; relationships and changing connections; boundaries, needs and expectations; and priorities, hopes and the future. Pillar two: Practical life after loss. Tools for significant dates and anniversaries, difficult conversations, and personal needs and boundaries. Optional. Unprescribed. Unhurried. No script for how you should feel. No timeline. Who it’s for: anyone affected by pregnancy loss, on your own or with a partner. Welcome, just as you are. Aube. Reconnecting with yourself after pregnancy loss. Your experience. Your pace. Your way forward. The app launches summer 2027. Join the waiting list. Aube is a personal reflection app. It is not a medical service.
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What it is

A quiet, personal space to think things through.

Aube is an app: a guided, personal experience for exploring who you are, what matters to you and how you want to navigate life after pregnancy loss. Nothing here asks you to be further along than you are.

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Optional

Choose the activities that feel relevant today. Skip the ones that don’t.

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Unprescribed

There is no script for how you should feel, grieve or recover. Reflection only.

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Unhurried

No timeline and no deadline. Come back whenever it helps, and step away whenever it doesn’t.

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Who it’s for

Welcome, just as you are.

Aube is for adults affected by pregnancy loss, recognising that the circumstances, timing and meaning of each experience differ. That includes people who have experienced:

  • Early pregnancy lossIncluding ectopic pregnancy and molar pregnancy
  • MiscarriagePregnancy loss before 24 completed weeks
  • StillbirthPregnancy loss at or after 24 completed weeks
  • Termination for medical reasons (TFMR)Following a diagnosis affecting the baby’s health, or because of maternal health

Whether you are going through this on your own or with a partner, you are welcome here. There is no right person to be, and no right time to start.

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The core of Aube

Two pillars, one personal path.

PILLAR ONE

Guided reconnection

A carefully designed collection of optional activities for exploring:

  • Identity and sense of self
  • Relationships and changing connections
  • Personal boundaries, needs and expectations
  • Changing priorities, hopes and the future
  • The place pregnancy loss holds in your story
PILLAR TWO

Practical life after loss

Tools for the particular situations that arrive in everyday life:

  • Preparing for significant dates and anniversaries
  • Thinking through difficult conversations with partners, family or friends
  • Identifying your personal needs and boundaries

The practical tools support the central reconnection experience. They are not a separate, generic wellbeing app.

Inside the app

A gentle space that fits in your pocket.

Choose where to beginPick a theme that feels right today, or simply browse.
Reflect without pressureOptional activities that never tell you how to feel.
Prepare for hard daysPractical tools for anniversaries, conversations and returning to routine.

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How it works

Start where you are.

STEP 1

Choose a starting point

Begin with a theme that feels right, or simply browse what is there.

STEP 2

Explore at your pace

Work through optional activities and reflections without a set order or schedule.

STEP 3

Prepare for what’s ahead

Use practical tools for a significant date, a hard conversation or a return to routine.

Pricing

The essentials are always free.

FREE

Aube

£0always

The fundamental features, free for as long as you need them.

  • A selection of guided reconnection activities
  • Explore in any order, at your own pace
  • Pause, skip or come back whenever you like
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PREMIUM

Aube Premium

£35per year

A more personalised journey.

  • All guided reconnection activities
  • Identity, relationships and personal boundaries
  • Exploring priorities, hopes and the future
  • Tools for significant dates and anniversaries
  • Preparing for difficult conversations
  • Navigating everyday transitions
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What Aube isn’t

Not a path you have to follow.

Not a clinic or medical serviceIt does not diagnose, treat or replace care from your doctor, midwife or counsellor.

Not a fixed programmeThere is no fixed end date, no streak to keep and no correct order to follow.

Not a generic wellbeing appEvery tool connects back to your own reconnection with who you are.

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Your experience. Your pace. Your way forward.

Aube launches in summer 2027.

Join the waiting list to hear when it’s ready. Take the first step whenever you are.

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Launching summer 2027

The app launches summer 2027

Would you like to hear when Aube is ready?

Join the waiting list and we’ll email you when the app launches. There’s no pressure, and you can unsubscribe at any time.