Questions, answered

Stork is an early-stage concept for a supportive companion for parents: a free parenting app with guidance and milestones, plus thoughtfully selected baby essentials and optional, flexible deliveries. This website is a mockup. Nothing is available to download or buy yet.

No. The brands, products and prices on this site are placeholders used to illustrate the idea. Nothing can be ordered, and final products, pricing and plans haven't been decided.

No. The planned app would share general educational information about development and everyday parenting. It wouldn't diagnose conditions, monitor symptoms or replace your pediatrician, midwife or doctor. If you're worried about your child or yourself, please contact a healthcare provider.

Yes, that's the plan. The app is coming soon and isn't available yet.

No. We believe helpful parenting resources should be accessible whether or not you shop with us. The app is planned to work on its own, with no purchase or subscription.

Common developmental milestones by age, age-appropriate play and learning ideas, articles, tips and checklists about feeding, sleep and play, optional check-ins for parents, and postpartum well-being resources. Optional product suggestions for your child's stage would be there if you want them.

If you choose to share a due date or your child's birthday, the app could tailor guidance and optional product ideas to their stage, such as a heads-up about the next clothing size or a book for their age. Recommendations would always be optional and clearly separate from advice.

Only what you choose to share, and only to personalize your experience: for example a due date or birthday, a nickname, and preferences like feeding or diaper type. You'd be able to use the app with minimal information. A full privacy policy would be published before launch. This mockup doesn't store anything you enter.

Yes, that's the plan. One-time purchases would sit alongside optional delivery plans you could customize, skip, change or pause.

Bump, First Year, Baby to Toddler and Little Years are illustrative starting points, not final tiers. The plan builder shows a sample timeline and an illustrative estimate. It doesn't place an order.

We're exploring two ideas: a personalized introductory baby box, and a shared shower fund where friends and family contribute any amount toward diapers, essentials, toys and books, or flexible credit. Both are concepts only; there are no payments or registries yet.

Some baby and postpartum items are often HSA/FSA eligible, but eligibility would be confirmed item by item before launch.