Baby feeding tracker for breast, bottle and solids
Baby Track keeps breastfeeding sessions, bottle feeds and solid foods in one dated history, so you can check what was logged and when instead of searching through messages and notes.
New: web analytics dashboard + AI sleep helper (beta)
Every feed, nap and diaper. Turned into insight.
Log in seconds on iOS and Android. Then open a full analytics dashboard on the web: live status, trends, age-typical ranges, sleep patterns and records. Built for parents who like to see the numbers.
- Night windows
- Wake windows
- Feed gaps
- Intake per day
- Wet / dirty
- WHO percentiles
iOS · Android · Web dashboard
Sample data 
The metrics you actually wonder about
- Total sleep / 24h
- Longest stretch
- Bedtime consistency
- Wake windows by nap
- Night wake-ups
- Sleep efficiency
- Feed gap day vs night
- Left / right balance
- Bottle intake
- Cluster feeds
- Wet vs dirty
- Time between poops
- Weight gain
- WHO percentiles
- Weekday heatmaps
- All-time records
Less to remember. More time together.
Keep the everyday details in one place.
Which side was last?
Look back at breastfeeding sessions and bottle feeds.
When was that nap?
See recorded sleep sessions without doing the sums yourself.
What happened while I was out?
Use shared logs to catch up with the other caregivers.
Web dashboard
Board-level reporting for your smallest stakeholder.
Run the household like a well-instrumented company. One dashboard turns the entries you already log into KPIs, trends and patterns on a big screen.
- Overview
- Sleep
- Feeding
- Diapers
- Growth
- Patterns
- Log + CSV
Daily rhythm
Every sleep, feed and diaper on a 24-hour timeline, day after day. Spot the routine forming.
Health check vs age
Your 7-day averages next to broad age-typical ranges for sleep, naps, wake windows, feeds and diapers. References, not targets.
What affects the night?
Plot nap minutes, bedtime or the last wake window against night sleep, with a correlation score. Correlation is not causation.
Team split
See who logged what, including the 10pm–6am night shift. Logging is not doing, but it starts a fair conversation.
AI sleep helper Beta
From “what happened?” to “what could we try?”
Pick a question. The sleep helper reads summaries of up to 30 days of your own logs and answers in three short parts, with one gentle, flexible idea to try.
- Grounded in your data: it only mentions clock times from your own typical sleep windows.
- Private by design: no names, exact birthdate, notes or raw logs are sent to the AI.
- Honest about limits: ideas, not medical advice, and no promise of better sleep.
AI sleep helperBeta
- What could help tonight?
- Find a better nap rhythm
- Understand night wakings
- How is today going?
Example answer format
What stands out
Last night’s longest stretch was shorter than your 30-day average, after a later-than-usual last nap.
Try next
Tonight, aim to keep the last wake window close to your usual length and note how the night goes.
Watch for
If wake-ups keep increasing or something worries you, talk to your health visitor or doctor.
Beta, currently enabled for selected Premium households. 10 questions per day.
Tools for everyday care
Log the details that are useful to your family.
Breastfeeding and bottle feeds
Record breastfeeding sessions, bottle amounts and solid foods. Review what you entered without treating duration as milk volume.
Breast · Bottle · Solids
Sleep and naps
Log sleep sessions and review recorded durations and intervals. Your history is a record, not a prescribed sleep schedule.
Naps · Nights · History
Diaper changes
Keep a dated log of wet and dirty diapers alongside the rest of your baby’s day.
Wet · Dirty · Daily counts
Growth charts
Record weight, length or height, and head circumference. View WHO reference curves and approximate growth estimates.
Measurements · WHO references
Deeper statistics
Review daily and longer-term patterns. Open the web app to explore your synced records on a larger screen.
Mobile insights · Web charts
Shared care
With Premium, sync records between connected devices and invite caregivers to your household.
Cloud sync · Household sharing
Custom events
Create event categories for the details you want to remember.
Your own categories
Multiple baby profiles
Keep separate records for each child and switch between profiles.
One family · Separate histories
A log from the first days
Record early feeds, diapers and measurements. Follow your care team’s advice when interpreting them.
Dated entries
Growth and clothing estimates
Explore estimated future measurements and clothing sizes. These are planning estimates, not guarantees.
Approximate projections
Growth comparisons
View your children’s growth curves together, with a separate history for each child.
Multiple profiles
Day and week views
Browse your recorded events as a list or timeline to look back at a day or week.
Daily history · Weekly view
Web analytics dashboard
Seven tabs of charts for your synced records: live status, sleep, feeding, diapers, growth, patterns and a searchable log with CSV export.
Premium · Web
AI sleep helper (beta)
Ask a preset sleep question and get a short answer based on summaries of your own recent logs. Ideas, not medical advice.
Beta · Selected households
Reminders
Set reminders for feeds, sleep, diapers or your own event types, at a fixed interval or at set times each day.
Interval · Daily times
Milestones and teeth
Note first smiles, rolls and other milestones, and mark each tooth as it comes through.
Milestones · Tooth chart
What you can track with Baby Track
Baby sleep tracker for naps and night sleep
Baby Track lets you record sleep sessions and look back at how long they lasted and when they happened. It is a diary of what you logged, useful for spotting your own baby’s pattern and for sharing with other caregivers.
Baby diaper tracker for wet and dirty diapers
Baby Track keeps a dated log of wet and dirty diapers next to the rest of your baby’s day, so you and other caregivers can check the record instead of trying to remember.
Baby growth tracker with WHO reference curves
Baby Track lets you record your baby’s measurements and view them against WHO reference curves. Estimates are approximate and are here to help you follow the record, not to judge your baby.
Shared baby tracker for parents and caregivers
When more than one person cares for a baby, everyone needs the same record. Baby Track offers optional cloud sync so caregivers in a household can see shared baby records.
A baby stats dashboard for parents who love data
Some parents want a quick log. Others want the full board report. The Baby Track web dashboard is for the second group: it takes the entries you already make in the mobile app and lays them out as KPIs, trend charts and pattern analysis on a large screen.
AI baby sleep helper, built on your own sleep log
Charts show what happened. The sleep helper is for the next question: “so what could we try?” It reads summaries of up to 30 days of your own logs and answers one of a few preset questions in plain language.
Baby sleep analytics: see the shape of every night
A sleep diary tells you what happened yesterday. Sleep analytics show how weeks of nights fit together. Baby Track’s Sleep and Patterns tabs turn your logged naps and night sleep into charts you can actually read.
A little context for your daily log
Read about growth charts, shared care and what tracking can—and cannot—tell you.
WHO growth charts: reference curves, not a verdict
Understand the distinction between a recorded measurement, a reference curve and an app estimate.
Sharing baby care without a chain of messages
A practical way to use shared records while keeping important conversations direct.
Why we built Baby Track
A shared place for everyday records, with clearer boundaries around what an app can tell you.
Start with your first entry
Local tracking in the mobile app does not require an account.
1
Add your baby
Open Baby Track on iOS or Android and create a baby profile.
→2
Log what matters
Record a feed, sleep session, diaper change or measurement.
→3
Review and share
Browse your history. Enable Premium cloud sync for sharing and access to your records on the web.
Free tracking. Optional sharing.
Mobile tracking is free. Premium adds cloud features. The app store shows current local prices and any trial terms.
Free
Free
Everyday tracking on your phone
- Feeding, sleep and diaper logs
- Growth charts and estimates
- Multiple baby profiles
- History and data export
Optional upgrade
Premium
€3.99/month
Cloud sync and household sharing
- Everything in Free
- Cloud sync and backup
- Shared records for caregivers
- Web analytics dashboard
- AI sleep helper (beta, selected households)
Questions about Baby Track
A clear view of the app before you start.
What is Baby Track?
Baby Track is a baby tracking app for iOS and Android, with a companion web app for deeper statistics. Log feeding, sleep, diapers and growth, and review your records over time.
Does it work offline?
Local tracking in the mobile app works offline without an account. Cloud sync, sharing and the web app require internet access and a cloud account. Store purchases also require a connection.
Can both parents use it?
Yes. Premium cloud features let household members access shared baby records. Changes are synced when devices are connected; an offline entry may not be visible to others yet.
Can I track more than one baby?
Yes. You can create multiple baby profiles and switch between them, keeping each child’s records separate.
What does Premium cost?
Everyday mobile tracking is free. Premium (€3.99 per month) adds cloud sync, backup and household sharing. Check the app store for current prices, billing periods and trial eligibility in your region.
What is the web app for?
The Baby Track web app lets you explore cloud-synced records with deeper statistics and charts on a larger screen. Sign in with your cloud account to access your household data.
Are growth estimates medical advice?
No. Baby Track displays WHO reference data and approximate growth calculations. Projections are estimates, not measured values or a diagnosis, and should not be used to make feeding or treatment decisions.
Does a feeding timer measure breast milk intake?
No. The timer records duration. Baby Track does not measure the amount of milk transferred during breastfeeding or determine whether a baby is getting enough milk.
What is the AI sleep helper?
A beta feature that answers a few preset sleep questions using anonymized summaries of your recent logs. It suggests one small, flexible idea at a time and is not medical advice. It is currently enabled for selected Premium households, with 10 questions per day.
Make room for the everyday moments.
Baby Track for iOS and Android. Deeper stats on the web.