Yes. The Sprout plan is free for one baby with no time limit. Nest ($12 a year) and Village ($36 a year) add more babies and more people.

Is it an app I download?

It installs from the browser on iPhone and Android, with no app store. On iPhone, reminders need the installed app.

Is it available in Spanish?

Fully. Every person in the family picks their own language, and the public pages exist in both English and Spanish.

What Holababy is

Holababy is a baby tracker built for the people who actually take turns: two parents, a nanny, a grandmother. Everyone logs or follows the same day from their own phone, in English or Spanish.

What it does

You tap when something happens: a feed, a nap, a diaper, a pumping session, a medicine, or a note. Timers for feeds and sleep keep running even when the app is closed. The Now screen always shows the last feed, the current nap, and today's totals, and the calendar and charts show the week and the pattern behind it.

Health lives in the same place: weight, length, head size, temperature, symptoms, vaccines, and check-ups, as a diary you can show the pediatrician. It is a record of what happened, not medical advice.

Who it is for

Families where more than one person cares for the baby. Each person gets their own account and their own role: managers run the baby's page and invite people, caregivers log and edit, and cheerleaders follow along read-only. Each person also picks their own language, so abuela reads in Spanish while the night nurse reads in English.

How it is built

Holababy is a web app that installs from the browser on iPhone, Android, or a laptop, with no app store in between. An entry logged without signal syncs when the connection returns. Reminders arrive as notifications a set number of minutes after the last feed or pump, only on the phones that opt in.

There are no ads and nothing is sold. Only the people you invite can see your baby's data, every row is protected at the database level, and you can download everything or delete the account yourself at any time.

Who makes it

Holababy is made by parents, for parents, and named after Hipo, a small pink hippo. Hipo is Spanish for hiccup, which babies get constantly. Support is a reply away at help@holababy.app.

Questions

Is Holababy free?: Yes. The Sprout plan is free for one baby with no time limit. Nest ($12 a year) and Village ($36 a year) add more babies and more people.
Is it an app I download?: It installs from the browser on iPhone and Android, with no app store. On iPhone, reminders need the installed app.
Is it available in Spanish?: Fully. Every person in the family picks their own language, and the public pages exist in both English and Spanish.

Try it with your family

Free for one baby. Invite the people who take turns.