The baby tracker for tired parents. Feeds, diapers, sleep, growth and milestones — shared live with everyone who helps, and it works with no signal.
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3:12
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Maya
6 weeks 2 days old
🤱 Breastfeeding
12:43
LEFT ❚❚
7:41
RIGHT ▶
5:02
LAST DIAPER
48m ago
Wet
AWAKE FOR
1h 05m
TODAY
7
Feeds
5
Wet
3
Dirty
9h 40m
Sleep
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Bottle
😴
Sleep
💧
Wet
💩
Dirty
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Both
🥛
Pump
👨🍼
Sam logged a wet diaper
just now · synced
Built for the hard hours
Designed for one hand,
half asleep.
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💩
😴
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One tap
Log it before you forget it
Wet, dirty, sleep, nursing — the buttons you need at 3am are on the first screen, big enough to hit in the dark.
Sam
Bottle · 90 ml
2:14 AM
You
Wet diaper
2:31 AM
Together
The handover is already done
Invite your partner, a grandparent or the nanny. Everyone sees the same log the moment it's tapped — no more “when did she last eat?”
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Offline · 3 saved, will sync
Offline-first
No signal, no problem
Every tap saves on your phone first, so the nursery dead zone never costs you a feed. It syncs when you reconnect.
Everything, A to Z
The whole first two years.
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Breast & bottle
A live timer per side that remembers which side is next. Bottles, formula, solids and pumping.
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Diapers
Wet, dirty or both in one tap. Color and texture notes, with a heads-up when one needs a call.
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Sleep
Start a timer as they drift off. It keeps going if you close the app — and splits across midnight.
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Growth
Weight, length and head size plotted on the WHO growth charts, with percentiles.
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Milestones
CDC checklists from 2 to 24 months — with adjusted age for preemies — and a book of firsts.
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Vaccines
The recommended schedule from birth to 18 months, showing what's due now.
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Medicine & fever
Log doses with a reminder for the next one. Temperatures flag a fever in babies under 3 months.
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Pediatrician report
A one-page PDF of the last week, growth, medicines and milestones for every checkup.
Answers you can trust
A guide built on the sources your pediatrician uses.
24 short articles — from “how many wet diapers are normal?” to “when should I call the doctor?” — each citing its source. Growth charts use the WHO standards; milestones follow the CDC.
WHO
CDC
AAP
NHS
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Burp is not medical advice. If you're worried about your baby, call your pediatrician — or emergency services in an emergency.