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There are five tabs: Today (what’s happening now, plus Quick Log), Timeline (every entry, day by day), Trends (charts and Insights), Journal (growth, milestones, photos, medicine and appointments) and Settings.

You add your first baby during setup. To add another, open the baby profiles section in Settings and add a new profile. Each baby has their own logs, and you can switch between babies from the Today screen.

No. There’s no sign-up, email or password. iCloud sync uses the Apple ID that’s already on your device.

On Today, tap Feed in Quick Log and choose Breast, Bottle or Solids. For breastfeeding, start the timer on the left or right side and switch as you go; the app remembers which side to offer next. For a bottle, choose breast milk or formula and enter the amount. For solids, add the food and any reaction.

Use the one-tap diaper buttons on the Today screen (wet, dirty or both). The change is saved straight away, and Undo appears in case you tapped the wrong one. Open the full diaper form to add a stool color or a note.

Tap Pump in Quick Log. Time the session or enter the amounts for each side, and add any milk you store to your stash so you can see how much you have saved.

Tap the entry on Today or in Timeline, then choose Edit or Delete.

Yes. Each log form lets you set the time (and duration, for feeds and sleep) yourself, so you can add a feed or a nap after the fact.

Yes. A running timer keeps counting when the app is closed and shows as a Live Activity on the Lock Screen and in the Dynamic Island, where you can stop it or switch breastfeeding sides.

A wake window is how long babies of a given age are typically awake between sleeps. The app shows how long your baby has been awake and when the next nap window is likely to open, based on their age. It’s general guidance, not medical advice, so follow your baby’s cues.

Go to Settings → Notifications to turn on feeding, diaper and nap-window reminders and choose how long after the last log they should arrive. Medicine and appointment reminders are set on each medicine or appointment. Reminders are local notifications scheduled on your device, so make sure notifications are allowed for Baby Tracker in iOS Settings → Notifications.

Night mode is a warm, dim look for middle-of-the-night logging. Set it to On, Off or Scheduled (9 pm to 6 am) in Settings → Appearance. That’s also where you choose the light or dark theme and the Twilight or Classic app icon.

Percentiles compare your baby’s weight, length and head circumference with the WHO Child Growth Standards for babies of the same age and sex. For example, the 75th percentile for weight means 75 out of 100 babies of that age and sex weigh less. One number isn’t good or bad on its own; the trend over time matters most, and your pediatrician is the right person to interpret it.

Open Journal → Medicine, add the medicine, dose and schedule, and turn on reminders. Log each dose as you give it to keep a history.

Open Journal → Appointments, add the date and type of visit, and turn on a reminder. Add questions for the doctor as you think of them so they’re ready at the visit.

Both live in the Journal tab. Record a milestone with a photo and share it as a card, or add photos with a caption to the photo journal.

Sync is on by default and uses your private iCloud database (Apple CloudKit). Every iPhone and iPad signed in to the same Apple ID stays in step, and the Apple Watch app sends its logs through your iPhone. You can turn sync off in Settings → iCloud Sync.

Work through these on each device:

• Every device is signed in to the same Apple ID (iOS Settings → your name).
• iCloud, including iCloud Drive, is turned on in iOS Settings → your name → iCloud, and there’s free iCloud storage.
• iCloud Sync is on in the app, in Settings → iCloud Sync.
• Both devices are online (Wi-Fi or mobile data) and Low Data Mode isn’t blocking background updates.
• Open the app on both devices and give it a minute. Sync runs in the background.

Still stuck? Turn iCloud Sync off and on again in the app, then contact us.

Today, sync works across devices signed in to the same Apple ID. Sharing with a partner or caregiver who uses a different Apple ID is on the roadmap. Email support@duttlabs.app to join the beta.

Install it from the Watch app on your iPhone (My Watch → Available Apps). Tap Feed, Diaper or Sleep on the watch for a quick log. Logs are sent to your iPhone; if it’s out of reach, the watch keeps them and delivers them when your iPhone is reachable again.

Say “Log a diaper in Baby Tracker”, “Start a feeding timer in Baby Tracker”, “Start sleep in Baby Tracker” or “Stop sleep in Baby Tracker”. You can also ask “When did the baby last eat in Baby Tracker”. Every action is also in the Shortcuts app, where you can add it to your Home Screen or run it from an automation. Siri requests are processed by Apple.

For the Home Screen, touch and hold an empty area, tap Edit or the + button, then add a Baby Tracker widget. For the Lock Screen, touch and hold it, tap Customize, choose Lock Screen, then tap the widget area to add one. Live Activities appear when you start a timer; if you don’t see them, check that Live Activities are allowed in iOS Settings → Baby Tracker.

The iPad app runs on Mac computers with Apple silicon; look for it in the App Store on your Mac. There’s no separate Mac app.

Go to Settings → Export & Reports. Create a Pediatrician Visit Summary (a PDF of recent feeds, sleep, diapers and growth, with your questions) or export your logs as CSV, then share or save the file. Files are only created when you export them.

Yes. If your access lapses, your history stays viewable and exportable, read-only, until you renew.

Everything. There’s no feature tier: monthly, yearly and lifetime all unlock the whole app on all your devices, and every plan includes Family Sharing.

Eligible Apple IDs get 7 days free on the monthly or yearly plan. Unless you cancel at least 24 hours before the trial ends, the subscription starts and your Apple ID is charged.

Open iOS Settings → your name → Subscriptions, choose Baby Tracker Pro & Newborn Log and tap Cancel Subscription. You keep access until the end of the current period.

Sign in with the same Apple ID you bought with, then go to Settings → Premium → Restore Purchases.

Refunds are handled by Apple. You can request one at reportaproblem.apple.com.

• Update to the latest version from the App Store.
• Close the app from the App Switcher and open it again.
• Restart your device.

If it keeps happening, email us with your device model, iOS version and what you were doing when it happened.

• Allow notifications for Baby Tracker in iOS Settings → Notifications.
• Check that a Focus mode isn’t silencing them.
• Make sure the reminder is turned on in the app’s Settings → Notifications, or on the medicine or appointment itself.

If iCloud Sync was on, reinstall the app on a device signed in to the same Apple ID and your data downloads from iCloud. If sync was off, data that was only on the device can’t be recovered.