Clinical-Grade AI in Postpartum Care
Surna’s postpartum module blends clinical-grade AI with emotional intelligence offering real-time support grounded in WHO/ACOG guidelines. From journaling insights to proactive wellness alerts, Surna helps mothers heal smarter and feel seen.
Our Core Modules
Explore Surna’s nine (9) holistic features built with mothers and families in mind.
Mood & AI
Mood tracking and intelligent emotional alerts to spot early signs of postpartum distress up to three weeks earlier than traditional screening surveys.
Recovery Timeline
Body-specific healing progress, smart reminders and weekly milestones personalized to delivery type.
Mental Health Coach
Journaling insights, affirmations and guided prompts tailored to support your emotional well-being.
Community Support
Connect with other moms for shared experiences, solidarity and local peer networks.
Symptom Alerts
Receive intelligent, real-time alerts when your physical or emotional inputs signal concern.
Partner Sync
Share updates and emotional cues with your partner, designed for co-regulation and emotional support.
Self-Care Coach
Personalized self-care suggestions based on your mood, activity, and energy patterns.
Expert Help
Ask maternal health specialists questions directly via our built-in Q&A expert channel.
Baby Care
Track feedings, diaper changes, sleep and early developmental cues all in one view.
Monthly Report
Generate and share monthly wellness reports with your provider for proactive care.
Coming Soon: Early Parenting Companion
Continue the journey beyond postpartum with age-based parenting tips powered by developmental psychology, pediatric guidance and culturally sensitive support from birth to age 12.
Infant Development (0–12 months)
Daily care tips, feeding transitions, sleep routines and developmental cues.
Toddler & Preschooler (1–5 years)
Emotional regulation strategies, toilet training support and bonding play prompts.
School-Age Transitions (6–12 years)
Guidance on routines, behavior, sibling dynamics and emotional growth especially for parents recovering from PostPartum Depression (PPD).
