Mamava - Breastfeed on the Go

Name: Mamava - Breastfeed on the Go
Rating: 4.7 (1977 reviews)
Author: Mamava, Inc.

By: Mamava, Inc. App

Lactation spaces on the go

Overview

Version:

9.65.0

Last updated: 2026-07-21

Ranking

#42,805 ▼ 70

Overall

Features & Capabilities

Mamava - Breastfeed on the Go helps you find thousands of lactation spaces wherever you are. Use smart wayfinding to locate pumping and breastfeeding locations—never a bathroom. Unlock Mamava pods and lactation rooms with VaRoom smart locks via Bluetooth, no key required. See amenities such as outlets, locks, sinks, stroller space, and more before you go. Contribute to the community by adding your favorite spots, and schedule virtual lactation consulting with SimpliFed’s IBCLCs. Connect with other parents in the Words of Support community, explore breastfeeding resources including a state-by-state laws guide, and even relax with Sounds for Letdown.

With Mamava’s leadership in lactation space design behind it, this extension brings spaces, resources, and community to your fingertips—supporting families at every stage of the breastfeeding journey, on the go and beyond.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Education Community Navigation & Mapping Privacy & Security

By:

Mamava, Inc.

Rating:

4.70

(1,977)

Version:

9.65.0 Last updated: 2026-07-21

Version code:

888461792

Creation date:

2014-08-27

Compatible devices:

Size:

120.51MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-07-24

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 42,805 ▼ 70

Other platforms

Mamava - Breastfeed on the Go (v9.65.0)

116,792 3.98

(315)

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Developed by:

Mamava, Inc.

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/mamava-breastfeed-on-the-go/id901989849

Website:

http://www.mamava.com

User Reviews

Users praise Mamava for helping locate private lactation spaces, especially at airports, with private, quiet environments for nursing and pumping. Top benefits include easy location via the map, quick access, and a stress-reducing privacy. Common criticisms focus on mislisted or unavailable pods, access friction with codes or login, and comfort/design issues (no changing area, hard seating, brightness/noise). Some airports lack signage or support, and a few reviewers worry about data collection or the burden of downloading a large app. Overall benefits outweigh gaps, but reliability improvements are needed.

Pros

Locates Mamava pods and other lactation spaces (often at airports) via a map, aiding travel planning.
Private, quiet spaces for nursing/pumping with dim lighting and white noise.
Easy, fast access to a pod through the app, reducing stress during travel.
Clean, well-equipped pods with power and ample room for mom and baby.
Helpful for families traveling with multiple kids and tight schedules; reduces anxiety.

Cons

Listings can be inaccurate: pods listed as near a gate may not exist or be relocated; status like 'occupied' can be misleading.
Access friction: required account creation, door codes, and app-dependent unlocking; some airports still lack clear signage or assistance.
Comfort/design issues: some pods have hard benches, no elbow support, no changing area, poor lighting, or loud ambient noise.
On-site guidance gaps: insufficient signage or support to help moms find and access pods quickly.
App burden and privacy concerns: large download, potential data collection, and frustration when the app is slow or unresponsive.

Recent reviews

Most useful app for pumping and nursing moms! Thank you founders for making working and traveling moms’ life possible!

by Ey*****, 2026-06-13

I’m sure there’s a reason for needing an app to open the door, but it’s incredibly inconvenient for mothers. Honestly, it would be more convenient for me to sit at the gate and whip my boob out, but I thought I would give this a try. I’m not entirely sure why the entire thing is made out of plastic - if that was a design choice or they’re trying to cut cost, but it’s incredibly uncomfortable. I think we should be advocating for public spaces to have rooms dedicated to breast-feeding moms rather than drop these eye sores wherever they fit. I don’t mean to sound ungrateful, but it is more comfortable feeding a baby in a car than it is feeding a baby in a Mamava. I’ll give it two stars for privacy.