The next feed counts down on your lock screen and your wrist. You read it at a glance, without opening anything.
Free. No accounts, no ads.
A feed ends, the next countdown begins. You never start it.
A Live Activity on your lock screen and in the Dynamic Island. The next feed and the next change, right there when you pick up your phone.
A complication on your wrist. A glance, never an entry.
Open it and the whole day is there. One button to log.
Hold, drag, done. One thumb, baby in the other arm.
Nursing, expressed, or formula. Volume on a wheel, backdated in two taps.
The day count and a single sentence. No advice, no streaks, no charts.
Share over iCloud. They tap a link, and every phone and watch stays current.
Your baby's data lives in your iCloud, and nowhere else.
Yes. The next feed counts down as a Live Activity on your lock screen, in the Dynamic Island, and as a complication on your Apple Watch. That countdown is the whole point. You read it without opening anything.
No. Log what you can, when you can, with one thumb. Miss a few and the countdown just picks up from the last thing you logged. There's no streak to break and nothing to keep up with.
Free. No trial, no subscription, no “pro” tier waiting to upsell you at 3am. We made it for ourselves and left the price at zero.
We don't. There are no ads and no data to sell, because we never collect any. Consider it a gift from one tired parent to another.
My wife and I were exhausted, and every app made it her job to log things so the app could be useful. I wanted the answer to “when's the next feed?” to just be there, without anyone opening anything.
No. The app opens to your baby, not a sign-up screen. It uses your iCloud, which you already have.
In your private iCloud, synced by Apple between your devices. We run no servers and never see it. The full story is on the privacy page.
Yes. Share over iCloud and both your phones and watches stay in sync. They tap a link, and they're in. No new account to make.
Right now it's built around one baby, on purpose. It's called One Baby. We may revisit that, but the focus is the point.
No, and likely not. It leans hard on iPhone, Apple Watch, and iCloud to do what it does. Building it everywhere would mean building it worse.
