We're looking for beta testers.

Who we're looking for

We wanted the opposite of a friends-and-family beta.

Most betas get tested by people who are already sold — friends, colleagues, the most dedicated users a founder knows. We're looking mostly for parents in the messy middle instead: just starting out, had a real scare with your supply, or stopped pumping and started again. If a number moving up or down some days already makes your stomach drop, that's the point.

We also keep a slice of the group for pumpers who are confident and dialed in — that's the only way to catch it if MilkUP starts flagging an ok change as a problem. So: however steady or unsteady your routine is right now, there's a reasonable chance you're a fit.

One thing we do ask: that you're pumping most days, whatever "most days" looks like for you. Occasional pumping won't give us — or you — enough to go on.

What it actually involves

One month, one call, and the app for free.

Beta testing with us means MilkUP, free, for at least a month. In exchange, we ask for daily logging and a 45-minute call seven days after the beginning of your beta journey with us. That's it for month one.

Want to keep going after that? You can — still free, one month at a time, with one more 25-minute call at the end of each renewed month. No pressure to renew, no reason to stop.

Between calls, if something feels off — an alert that spooked you, a number that didn't add up — tell us the same day, by email or through the form. A week later, you'll have already talked yourself out of how it actually felt, and we'd rather hear it while it's still fresh.

About your data

What we do with what you log.

Before you start, please read our Privacy Policy and our Terms of Use.

One more thing: MilkUP is not a medical device, and nothing in the app replaces a conversation with your doctor or a lactation consultant.