OB/GYN · MFM · Perinatology

Every calculator you reach
for every shift.

ObCalc puts 28 clinical calculators, scoring tools, and reference charts for obstetrics, maternal-fetal medicine, and general medicine into one fast, offline-first app — sourced to ACOG, SMFM, CMQCC, and NICHD guidelines.

One-time purchase. No subscription. No account required.

ObCalc home screen listing calculators grouped by specialty
ObCalc formulary browser for adding calculators to your library
VBAC calculator result with predicted probability
Fetal biometry panel with z-scores and percentiles
CMQCC obstetric sepsis screen flow
Intrauterine transfusion volume calculator

28 tools, five specialties

Organized the way you already think about your day — not a flat alphabetical list.

Obstetrics

6 tools

Bishop Score, Estimated Due Date, Pregnancy Re-dating, Weight Gain Tracker, UPCR, VBAC Success

Perinatology / MFM

11 tools

CVR, Fetal Biometry, IUT Transfusion, MCA Doppler, Neonatal Morbidity, GDM Insulin, Skeletal Dysplasia, Twin Discordance, Umbilical Artery Doppler, Ponderal Index, Extremely Preterm Birth Outcome

General

8 tools

Anion Gap, APGAR, BMI, Maternal Sepsis Assistant, CMQCC Sepsis Screen, Gestational Age, Iron Deficit, Peak Flow

Thrombophilia

1 tool

VTE Anticoagulation Dosing

Genetics

2 tools

cfDNA PPV/NPV, Nuchal Translucency Percentile

Built for the bedside

Every formula is sourced to a published guideline and built as a clinical tool first.

Offline-first

No connection needed on L&D. Every calculation runs on-device.

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No tracking, no ads

ObCalc collects no data and contains no analytics or ad SDKs of any kind.

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One-time purchase

No subscription, no account required, no recurring charges.

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Guideline-sourced

Formulas cite ACOG, SMFM, CMQCC, and NICHD wherever applicable.

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Built-in unit conversion

Switch units inline; every numeric field supports quick arithmetic entry.

Regularly updated

New tools and guideline refreshes ship on an ongoing basis.

Questions, or spotted a discrepancy?

If a formula doesn't match your institution's protocol or a published source, we want to know. ObCalc is used at the bedside — accuracy reports get priority.

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