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How do I share a heartbeat recording with my partner or family?

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Every recording you make in Badum is saved to your heartbeat journal. From there you can share a clip or a due-date card with your partner, grandparents or anyone you choose, straight from the app. It works for partners away from home and grandparents far off.

Where your recordings live

The heartbeat journal is on Badum's home screen. Every clip you save lands there, dated, with the name you gave it. Tap any entry to replay it.

How to share a recording

Open the recording in your journal and tap share. Choose who to send it to. You can also share a due-date card from the app, which is a nice way to tell family the news or count down together.

Ideas for sharing

  • Send a clip to a partner who is away for work so they can listen the same evening.
  • Share with grandparents who live far off, so they can hear along with you.
  • Keep one recording per week in the journal to hear how the sounds change.
  • Share the due-date card when you announce the pregnancy.

Can my partner listen live with me?

The simplest way is to record a clip and share it. Anyone in the room can also listen with you while you record.

Can I share more than one recording?

Yes. Each recording in the journal can be shared on its own, so you can send a new one every week.

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Badum is not a medical device and does not provide a medical diagnosis or replace prenatal care. Always talk to your doctor or midwife about your pregnancy and your baby's health.