A baby tracker shared between parents.
Feeding timer, new foods, allergens tried. The whole household sees the same history: co-parent, grandparents, childminder. Organisation that makes the first months simpler.

No more asking when baby last ate
In the first months, looking after baby is a team effort. A shared view of feeds, foods and allergens changes how parents communicate, with each other and with the pros involved.
You start the timer as the 2 pm breastfeed begins. When baby’s done, you stop it. The duration goes into the history. Your co-parent can see what baby had and when, from their own phone.
First taste of parsnip purée at lunch: you log the new food and how well it went down. 6 months later, the whole story of starting solids is there, without keeping a paper notebook.
Before trying a new allergen (egg, cow’s milk), you note the date it was introduced and watch for reactions. The severity of any reaction is recorded. At the next paediatrician visit, the history is right there.
Designed to lighten the load of the first months.
Shared household tracking
Baby’s day-to-day often involves several people: the parents, sometimes grandparents or the childminder. Every household member sees the feeds, foods and allergens logged.
3 tabs, 1 baby
“Tracking” for bottles and breastfeeding, “Foods” for starting solids, “Allergens” for reactions. Baby’s profile opens from the settings icon. Each has its own screen, nothing gets mixed up.
Feeding timer
From the quick-action button, “Start breastfeeding” starts the timer, and you stop it when the feed is over. A bottle is logged with “Log a bottle”, amount in ml included. No need to work out the duration yourself.
Feeding history
Every feed is dated and saved. When the paediatrician asks “how is baby eating?”, you have a clear view of how often and how much, without piecing it together from memory.
Starting solids
A dedicated tab to log each new food (carrot, parsnip, apple, egg...) with how well baby took to it. The story of starting solids builds up week after week.
Allergens tried
Allergens tab: record each allergen tried with the date it was introduced and the severity of any reaction. A factual history, useful at the paediatrician’s.
Alongside everything else in the household.
- PetsPets
Baby and Pets share the same idea: keeping track of the day-to-day of a household member who doesn’t speak in words. Both modules keep their profiles side by side.
- ProvidersProviders
Paediatrician, family doctor, nanny, midwife: the contact details of the pros who look after your baby live in Providers, one tap away from a call.
- CalendarCalendar
Paediatrician appointments, check-ups, scheduled vaccinations: the times linked to your baby’s care live in the household calendar, alongside the notes taken here.
- ShoppingShopping
Nappies, formula, baby food jars: the household’s regular baby purchases slot naturally into the shared shopping list.
What each plan includes for baby tracking.
Included from the start, shared by the whole household.
- Tracking shared between household members
- Baby added to the household through a guided setup
- Breastfeeding timer, bottles logged in ml
- Feeding history and durations
- Foods tab for starting solids
- Allergens tab with date introduced and severity
- Food acceptance level
- Multi-user by design
that’s €3.32 a month
Nothing to unlock for this module.
All its features are already included in the free plan. See the free plan column for details.
A single Premium subscription covers the whole household, however many members it has. You take it out in the app on iPhone or Android, and it then works on every screen in the household.
Everything people ask us about baby tracking.
Straight answers to the questions people ask most before getting started.
Your whole household,
on all your screens.
On iPhone, iPad, Android, Mac, Windows and in the browser. Every member connected, in real time. Your first module up and running in under a minute.
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3 steps, and tracking takes care of itself.
Add your baby to the household
From the Baby module, a guided setup asks for their first name, a photo if you like and their date of birth, explaining what each detail is for. Their tracking then opens with 3 tabs: “Tracking”, “Foods”, “Allergens”.
Log things as the day goes
Breastfeeding: start the timer, stop it at the end. Bottle: note the time and the amount in ml. Foods: note what was introduced and how well it went down. Allergens: add the date and the severity you saw if there’s a reaction.
Share with the household and the pros
Every household member sees the history. When it’s time for the paediatrician appointment, the history is at hand so you can answer the check-up questions precisely.