OneMum

OneMum is a WhatsApp-first child health record and care coordination platform that connects mothers, nannies, daycare operators, community health promoters (CHPs), nurses, and institutions around one shared record per child. It is run by Migradia Ltd in Kenya.

Key capabilities:

• WhatsApp logging: send a text, voice note, or photo and the AI classifies it (vaccination, fever, feeding, and so on) and adds it to the child's timeline, with no app download and support for 2G and 3G connections
• Shared child record covering nutrition, sleep, development milestones, symptoms, and clinic visits, visible only to invited caregivers, plus a web dashboard with vaccine schedules and growth tracking
• AI risk alerts that flag at-risk children to CHPs and nurses before a clinic visit
• Daycare tools for attendance, daily care logs, parent reports, and mobile money fee collection with income tracking and a credit profile for caregivers
• CHP and institution tools for caseloads, home visits, campaign broadcasts, and a partner REST API with webhooks that syncs to KHIS, DHIS2, and OpenMRS

Available on WhatsApp and the web in English, Swahili, Sheng, and Nigerian Pidgin, with French in progress.

Pricing: the Family plan is free forever for up to 3 children and 3 caregivers. The Mamapreneur plan for daycares is priced per child in care, and governments and NGOs get custom partnerships with a free trial. API access is for institution partners and requires a signed data processing agreement.

The platform states it is in launch and testing. It stands out for building child health records on the messaging app families already use, and for turning informal daycare work into a verifiable business record.