Everything ready for your baby.
One calm workspace to plan, research, compare and decide everything before your baby arrives.
free to explore · $99 once when you’re ready to save it
Sleep
4 of 6 sorted · 2 hidden because the crib is in your roomPregnancy shouldn’t live in twenty different places.
Right now the plan for your baby is spread across a dozen apps, and none of them know about each other.
Keesa doesn’t replace Reddit or Google. It’s where what you found actually ends up.
Three steps, and about four minutes.
Answer a few questions
Due date, where you live, where the baby will sleep, how you’re feeding, house or apartment. Ten of them, and you can change any answer later.
Get a plan that’s actually yours
We put away the 197 decisions that don’t apply to you and order the rest by when they genuinely need doing — including the lead times nobody warns you about.
Build your workspace as you go
Every link you save, every shortlist, every choice and the reason behind it lands in the right place. By Week 36 the whole thing is a record instead of a worry.
Ten rooms, and yours are already furnished.
Every decision an expecting parent faces already exists in Keesa. Your answers hide the ones that don’t apply to you, so what’s left is genuinely yours.
Sleep
Crib, mattress, sheets, swaddles, sleep sacks — and the room temperature that decides half of them.
Nursery
The dresser, the chair, the blackout curtains, and where a 54-inch box actually fits.
Feeding
Bottles, pump, nursing supplies. Held back until you’ve decided how you want to feed.
Hospital
Three bags, the route, the parking, and who you call when it starts.
Registry
Built from what you actually chose, not from a store’s idea of what you need.
Budget
What you’ve spent, what’s left, and what each thing really cost after the extras.
Postpartum
Recovery supplies, freezer meals, the lactation number, and help for the first two weeks.
Health
A pediatrician with a waitlist, the medicine kit, and dosing by weight.
Planning
Appointments, hospital registration, insurance, parental leave, birth registration and the reminders that go with them.
Clothing
Newborn basics sized for a November baby, and the going-home outfit.
In two years you’ll still know why you chose it.
One page per decision. The research, the shortlist, the reason, the receipt — all of it stays put.
The Crib
Four mattress heights, solid wood slats, and it fits the 54″ wall with room to open the closet.
It remembers the reason
Six months from now, when someone asks why you didn’t get the cheaper one, the answer is still on the page.
Nothing is a dead end
Ruled something out? It stays, greyed, with the reason. You never re-research the same crib twice.
The receipt lives here too
Price paid, where from, delivery date, and the return window — attached to the decision, not buried in email.
Your partner sees the same page
One workspace, two people. No screenshots, no forwarding, no “which link did you mean?”
It knows what matters now, and what can wait.
Nothing arrives before it’s useful. Nothing important arrives late.
Almost nothing. A due date, and the two things with real waitlists.
2 decisions openThe big ones arrive — crib, stroller, car seat — because lead times start to matter.
11 decisions openFeeding unlocks, the nursery comes together, the registry goes out.
you are hereThree bags, the route, the paperwork, and the car seat installed and checked.
opens at Week 34Postpartum supplies, the pediatrician, and everything you decided, kept.
waitingPay once. You’re preparing for a baby, not signing up for a service.
No subscription, no trial timer, no card to explore. One payment covers this pregnancy, start to finish.
Free
Explore Keesa and generate your personalized preparation plan.
Baby Workspace
Your complete planning workspace for this pregnancy.
The things people ask before paying.
If something isn’t here, write to us. A person answers, usually the same day.
Because preparing for a baby has an end. You use this hardest between about Week 12 and Week 40, and a subscription would mean charging you for months you barely open it — or worse, quietly renewing while you’re holding a newborn. One payment, this pregnancy, done.
Yes, and most people do for a while. The postpartum and health sections are written for the first months, and your workspace stays readable forever — including two years later when you’re trying to remember which mattress you bought.
No. The interview, your generated plan, every decision page and every free resource are open to everyone, and always will be. You pay when you want to start saving things into it.
Yes — one workspace, two people, included. They see the same decisions, the same research and the same shortlists, and can add their own. No second payment and no separate plan.
Yes — Keesa works anywhere. The plan, the decisions and everything you save are the same wherever you are. Some planning resources vary by country, particularly paperwork and government processes, and localized guidance keeps expanding over time. You can also edit or add anything that is specific to where you live.
Everything ready for your baby.
Answer ten questions and see your plan. Decide about the workspace after.