A baby log you can use with one thumb, in the dark.
Feeds, sleep and nappies in one tap each — while you are holding a baby, in a dark room, with the hand that is not busy.
Coming to the App Store$4.99 once. No subscription, ever.
- No ads.Not fewer ads. None. Nearly half the complaints in this corner of the App Store are about advertising, and a newborn log is not a place to sell anything.
- No account.Nothing to sign up for. Open it and start logging; there is no server to reach and nothing to be logged out of at four in the morning.
- Sleep has a stop.Start it with one tap and end it with one tap, and the screen tells you across a dark room which of the two it currently believes.
- The timer is on your Lock Screen.Start a sleep and the time it has been running shows on your Lock Screen and in the Dynamic Island. Glance at it without unlocking the phone, and stop it from there when she wakes.
- Everything stays on your phone.No cloud, no sync, no analytics. We cannot read your baby’s log because it never leaves the device.
- A report you can hand to a doctor.Feeds per day, sleep hours and nappies over any date range, typeset as a document rather than dumped as a spreadsheet.
Why one thumb
Every control you press lives in the bottom of the screen, where a thumb can reach it without shifting your grip. The top of the screen is for reading and is never tapped. Targets are larger than Apple’s minimum, because tired people miss.
What it costs
Nothing is locked away. Your whole log is free forever, growth charts too, and you can make a real report for the doctor without paying a penny — a week at a time, with our name in the corner. $4.99 once widens the range and takes the name off. Nothing you log is ever hidden from you, and nothing is ever deleted, whether you pay or not.