A feeding tracker the whole family can see

Two taps to log a feed

Tap Feed and the timer starts. Tap again when it ends. For a bottle, add the amount; volumes are kept in millilitres so two parents never argue about ounces. The timer keeps running on the server, so closing the app, switching phones, or handing the baby to someone else does not lose the feed.

Forgot to log one? Add it afterwards with the right time. Made a mistake? Edit or undo it. The log is meant to be corrected, not perfect.

The last feed, always one glance away

The Now screen shows the last feed and how long ago it was, in big type, before anything else. Co-parents and caregivers see the same number on their own phones the moment it is logged, so the hand-off at the door is one sentence shorter.

A nudge when the next one is due

Set a reminder per baby: a notification a chosen number of minutes after the last feed started. Each person decides whether their phone gets it, so the parent on duty is nudged and the one asleep is not.

The pattern over the week

Daily totals, a calendar, and charts show how many feeds and how much volume each day, with a seven-day trend. It is the view that makes a growth spurt or a sleepy day visible, and the one pediatricians like to see.

• Breast and bottle feeds, with amounts in ml
• Timers that survive a closed app
• Pumping sessions tracked the same way
• Totals, calendar, charts, and seven-day trends

Questions

Can two parents log feeds on separate phones?

Yes. Everyone who cares for the baby has their own account and logs into the same day. A feed logged on one phone is on the other within seconds.

Does the timer keep running if I close the app?

Yes. The timer lives on the server, not on the phone, so you can close the app or switch devices and stop it later.

Does it track pumping too?

Yes. Pumping sessions have their own button, their own timer, and their own reminder.