Your GPS to parenthood

PtP helps the whole process of infertility, reproductive care, and family-building feel more organized, informed, and supported. You can use it to prepare for care, understand what information matters, track where you are in your journey, and coordinate the medical and non-medical steps along the way — whether that's evaluation and treatment planning, IUI or IVF, fertility preservation, donor options, surrogacy, or adoption. It also supports your emotional wellbeing, gives you clearer visibility into benefits and costs, and helps you coordinate with your care team. PtP does not replace your doctor, clinic, therapist, attorney, or financial advisor. It's an organizational and preparatory tool — not a clinical decision-maker.

Many people arrive at their first appointment feeling overwhelmed, unsure which records matter, or uncertain what to ask. PtP helps you get ready by organizing your medical and reproductive history, menstrual cycle history, any prior fertility testing or treatments, current medications and supplements, your family-building goals, and your insurance and benefits information. It also helps you prepare the questions you want to ask. The result: you walk in feeling more prepared, and your care team can understand your situation before you sit down.

No. PtP does not replace your doctor, clinic, therapist, attorney, or financial advisor. It supports the parts around your care — organizing information, helping you prepare and coordinate, keeping your journey visible, supporting your emotional wellbeing, raising your awareness of benefits, and helping you communicate between appointments. Diagnosis, treatment recommendations, prescriptions, procedures, and every clinical decision stay with your licensed care team.

No. PtP does not provide medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. It helps you organize your information, suggests questions worth asking, and prepares you for conversations with your care team. Any medical decision involves your licensed providers.

Family-building journeys rarely move in a straight line — they shift between testing, treatment, waiting periods, referrals, financial decisions, emotional support, and sometimes alternative pathways. PtP helps you keep track of what has already happened, what information is still missing, which appointments or documents you need, what to ask next, which options might be relevant, and what's coming up. The goal is simple: help you see your journey clearly instead of carrying all of it in your head.

PtP helps you organize the information behind your diagnosis and treatment so it's easier to follow and discuss — prior lab and hormone results, ultrasound findings, semen analysis, past diagnoses and procedures, genetic testing, previous treatment attempts and outcomes, and your provider's recommendations and next steps. PtP does not diagnose infertility or recommend treatment on its own. Clinical decisions remain with your licensed healthcare professionals.

PtP supports a wide range of family-building paths, whether or not IVF is part of yours: infertility evaluation and treatment planning, IUI and IVF, fertility preservation, donor egg/sperm/embryo pathways, gestational carrier (surrogacy) journeys, LGBTQ+ family-building, single intended parent journeys, and adoption exploration. It organizes the relevant information so you can discuss your options with the right medical, legal, financial, and support professionals. Not every pathway applies to every person — PtP adapts to yours.

This process can bring uncertainty, stress, grief, financial pressure, relationship strain, and plain exhaustion. PtP offers optional support to help you through it: gentle emotional check-ins, mood tracking, stress and anxiety questionnaires, guided journaling, milestone reflections, meditation and calming resources, music- and art-based wellness resources, and optional community support. These tools are supportive and educational — they are not a substitute for therapy, crisis care, or mental health treatment. Selected emotional wellbeing trends are shared with your care team only with your consent.

No. Your emotional wellbeing information is shared only with your permission. PtP is designed around consent-aware sharing: you choose what is shared, who can see it, and for what purpose. What's available can depend on how your clinic has configured the platform and on applicable laws — but you remain in control of your sensitive personal information.

Yes. PtP helps you organize your insurance coverage, track fertility benefits and medication coverage, document prior-authorization requirements, estimate out-of-pocket costs, and understand categories like uncovered services, donor costs, surrogacy expenses, and adoption-related fees — so you can plan with more clarity. Cost information is meant to improve clarity and preparation. It does not replace formal financial counseling, confirmation from your payer, your clinic's billing guidance, or professional legal and financial advice.

PtP can help you identify both medical and non-medical support. On the medical side: fertility clinics, reproductive endocrinologists, OB/GYNs, urologists and male-fertility specialists, genetic counselors, mental health professionals, and fertility nurses. On the non-medical side: benefits navigators, financial planners, reproductive attorneys, surrogacy partners, adoption organizations, and donor services. Availability may depend on your location, licensing, partnerships, and the current stage of the platform.

Yes. PtP supports individuals, couples, partners, and intended parents. You can invite your partner to share selected parts of your journey, with consent and privacy controls determining exactly what they can see.

Yes. PtP helps organize semen analysis results, reproductive history, urology referrals, lifestyle context, genetic testing, and treatment planning — so male-factor information is clear and ready for provider discussions.

Yes. PtP is built for diverse family-building paths, including LGBTQ+ intended parents. It supports donor pathways, gestational carrier journeys, legal coordination, benefits navigation, emotional support, and overall care coordination.

Yes. PtP supports adoption exploration by organizing information, managing tasks, connecting you with partner referrals, and keeping documents and timelines in one place — covering the non-medical steps of family-building. PtP does not replace licensed adoption agencies or legal professionals, and adoption processes vary significantly by jurisdiction.

Absolutely. PtP is for the full range of infertility and family-building journeys — whether you're just exploring your options, preparing for an evaluation, considering IUI, preserving fertility, exploring donors, considering surrogacy or adoption, supporting a partner, or simply trying to understand the emotional and financial road ahead.

You can enter as much or as little as you like: profile details, medical and reproductive history, cycle history, prior fertility testing and treatments, medications, lab results, family-building goals, emotional wellbeing data, insurance and benefits information, care team details, documents or records, and your own preferences and values. Only share information you're comfortable sharing and that's relevant to your care journey.

PtP follows a minimum-necessary approach. Depending on how the platform is deployed, it stores only limited, structured information such as your inputs, pathway progress, consent records, task status, care-journey state, and an audit history. Where PtP connects to outside systems, it's designed to retrieve relevant information with your consent rather than become the primary place your records live. PtP is not your primary medical record.

Your privacy is built into how PtP works: consent-aware sharing, role-based access controls, secure data exchange, auditability of who accessed what, minimum-necessary data principles, and HIPAA-aligned workflow design. To be transparent: PtP is preparing for clinical pilot environments and is not currently making certification claims such as HIPAA compliance or SOC 2 — unless and until those requirements are formally completed.

No. PtP does not sell your personal information. Your reproductive, emotional wellbeing, and family-building data is treated as sensitive information that deserves careful handling, and it's shared only with your consent and for a clear purpose.

The AI provides AI-supported organization and coordination — it never replaces professional judgment. It can summarize your intake information, organize your medical and reproductive history, flag what's missing, suggest next-step questions, structure your journey, support benefits and cost visibility, provide educational guidance, and help your care team review your information more efficiently. The AI does not make autonomous medical decisions, does not diagnose conditions, and does not replace your licensed professionals.