Your pregnancy in Australia, planned to the day.
Enter your due date and Hello Bub works out every scan, visit, vaccine, Centrelink claim and Medicare form for your pregnancy, with the date each one falls on and what the baby is up to that week. Free to use, built for the public system; create a free account when you want to save your plan and track it.
Follows the Australian Pregnancy Care Guidelines and the 2026–27 Parental Leave Pay rules. Every figure links to its government source.
What you get from one date
Your appointment timeline
The 10 antenatal visits, the 12-week and 20-week scans, the glucose test, the 28-week bloods and the whooping cough and RSV vaccines, each with its window on the calendar.
Your money dates
When the Parental Leave Pay claim opens (three months before the due date), how much it pays, when to give your employer notice, and what to claim after the birth.
Your baby this week
Length, weight and an everyday object of the same size, plus what is developing, week by week to 42.
Made for the Australian public system
Most Australian babies are born in public hospitals, and the schedule there is set by the Australian Pregnancy Care Guidelines, not by an app written for the United States. Hello Bub uses the Australian visit schedule, Medicare-funded tests, National Immunisation Program vaccines and Services Australia payments.
Queensland parents also get the Pregnancy Care Self-Referral Portal, the Pregnancy Health Record and the 60-day birth registration rule; other states follow.
Start with the tool you need
Who makes Hello Bub
Hello Bub is made in Brisbane by a small team who have spent years helping new arrivals and new parents make sense of Centrelink, Medicare and the public hospital system, in English, Spanish and Portuguese. The medical schedule is taken from the national guidelines and your hospital's own advice always comes first.
Questions
Is Hello Bub free?
Yes. Every calculator and page is free to use with no app to install. When you want to save your due date, tick things off and track your pregnancy across devices, you create a free Hello Bub account.
Is it medical advice?
No. It is a schedule of what the Australian guidelines recommend and when. Your midwife, GP or obstetrician sets your actual care.
Does it work outside Queensland?
Yes. The national schedule, vaccines and Centrelink rules are the same everywhere; state-specific notes are marked and Queensland is the most complete at launch.
Can I share it with my partner?
Yes. Export the dates to your calendar or send the link; the plan is built from the due date, so both of you see the same windows. A saved plan can be opened from either phone once you are signed in.
Written by the Hello Bub team. The medical schedule follows the Australian Pregnancy Care Guidelines and the National Immunisation Program; money sections follow the Services Australia and Fair Work rules current for 2026–27; last reviewed 2 November 2026.