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.
How sharing works
Local tracking on your phone is free and needs no account. Cloud sync, backup and household sharing are optional Premium features that require an internet connection and a cloud account. Caregivers you invite to your household can access the shared records.
Syncing has limits
Changes sync when devices are connected. An entry made offline may not be visible to others until the device is back online. Baby Track does not promise instant updates on every device.
More room on the web
The Baby Track web app shows cloud-synced records with deeper statistics and charts on a larger screen. Sign in with your cloud account to see your household’s data.
Keeping records separate
Each baby has its own profile, so children in the same household keep separate histories.
What to know before you rely on it
- Sharing between people requires Premium; check the app store for current prices and trial terms in your region.
- Offline entries appear for others only after syncing.
- The record shows what people logged, not what happened when nobody logged it.
Questions about Baby Track
Can both parents use Baby Track?
Yes. With Premium cloud features, household members can access shared baby records.
Do I need an account to use the app?
Not for local tracking on your phone. Cloud sync, sharing and the web app need a cloud account.
Try it on your phone
Local tracking is free and needs no account. Current store offers are shown in the app store.