Ojasvi gives expecting and new mothers one gentle Ayurvedic practice a day, matched to their week — in a warm serif-and-cream world that feels nothing like a hospital portal.

Pregnancy apps are clinical, anxiety-inducing checklists. Ojasvi's founders wanted the opposite: a calm daily companion rooted in Ayurvedic tradition — warm oil massage, golden milk, breath work — that adapts to each trimester and the postpartum window, without ever feeling like a hospital portal.
We designed the brand world first — Fraunces serif, cream and terracotta, Devanagari accents — then built the product around a single daily ritual card. Content is structured week-by-week across pregnancy and the fourth trimester, reviewed with Ayurvedic practitioners, and delivered with reminders that respect quiet hours.
A ritual-first web app: today's practice front and center, a week-aware journey (nutrition, movement, rest), gentle tracking that never guilt-trips, and evening wind-down sequences. Offline-friendly, mobile-first, and written in a voice that reassures rather than warns.
Every other app made me feel behind. Ojasvi makes me feel held. It is the only one I kept after the first month.