About MySurrogacy

Why we built it

During our own journey, we were tracking agencies, clinics, lawyers, documents, costs, payments, timelines, contacts, questions, and decisions. At first, that information lived wherever the day left it: spreadsheets, email threads, cloud folders, message apps, PDFs, and notes.

None of those tools were wrong on their own. Together, they made it hard to answer simple questions: what is planned, what is paid, what is still open, what needs follow-up, where a document lives, who said what, and what we decided — and why.

We needed clarity, not another layer of chaos. So we brought the important parts of the journey into a single private place we could actually use.

As the journey moved forward, we realized the challenge was not any single document or decision. It was keeping everything connected and easy to find months later. MySurrogacy is that place: a single way to keep milestones, documents, contacts, costs, questions, and notes together, without public links to your files.

Who MySurrogacy is for

Intended parents who want a private, calm record of the journey — what is planned, what is paid, what is open, and what to follow up on next.

What it helps you organize

Milestones and timelines, costs and payments in original currencies, private documents, questions and answers, contacts and people, and notes and decisions.

What it does not replace

MySurrogacy is not a clinic, agency, or law firm. It does not give medical, legal, tax, immigration, or financial advice. It does not verify, recommend, or rank providers.

The goal is to give intended parents a single place to keep the organizational side of the journey together, so paperwork and decisions do not keep scattering across inboxes and chats. Your professionals stay your professionals.

The journey is already demanding enough. The tool should feel quiet, respectful, and yours.