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🍼 Baby Nest · tracker, 0–2 years

The baby tracker built for the 3am shift

Feeds, sleep, diapers, medicines and growth, logged with one thumb while the other arm holds the baby. One family account, both parents in sync. No ads, ever.

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One thumb is enough

A feed, a nappy or a nap is logged in a tap or two. The home screen shows "right now" at a glance: when the last bottle was, how long she's been asleep, what's likely next. No forms, no fiddling, no waiting for a sync wheel.

Baby Nest home screen in day mode: the timeline of feeds, sleep and diapers with one-tap log buttons
The whole day, one glance
Baby Nest in night mode: a dark, dim interface for logging without waking anyone
3am, without the flashbang

A night mode that means it

Nest was designed dark-first: a dim palette, big touch targets and quiet type, so logging the 3am feed doesn't wake you up the rest of the way — or the baby. Day mode is there too; the app follows the clock unless you pin one.

Say it out loud

"Bottle 120." Spoken, confirmed, logged: hands stay free and the lights stay off. Voice logging understands feeds, diapers, sleep and notes, and always shows you what it heard before anything is saved.

Both parents, one timeline

One family account. You and your partner log from your own phones into the same timeline, live: no shared password, no "did you feed her?" texts. Premium adds grandparents and sitters with their own access, a shift-handoff briefing, and a simplified grandparent mode.

Growth, gently told

Weigh-ins and measurements land on WHO reference curves, told reassuringly — where your baby's numbers sit within the reference band, and what to bring up at the next checkup. Medicine logging keeps doses and the next-dose window you set in one place.

Insights that read your logs, not your mind

Premium's AI insights compare a rough night with your own baby's usual pattern and show what was different: more wakes, a later bottle, a shorter nap. They describe, they don't diagnose — and anything AI-generated is labelled as such. You can also connect your own AI assistant (Claude, ChatGPT) over MCP: consent-first, read-only by default, revocable any time.

Your data stays yours

No ads — written into our Terms, not just the homepage. No selling data, no third-party trackers, hosted in the EU. You can export your history and delete your family's data whenever you choose.

One price for the whole family

The core daily tracker is free. Baby Suite Premium unlocks the extras across all three apps for everyone in the family — both parents, grandparents, sitters — with one subscription, not one per person. See what's free and what Premium costs →

Questions parents ask

Is Baby Nest free?

The daily essentials are free for good: logging feeds, sleep, diapers and solids, the "right now" strip, recent history, growth entries with the current WHO reference, and both parents on one account. Premium adds trends and charts, full unlimited history, the rhythm forecast, extra caregivers and more — the full split is on the pricing page.

Can my partner and I both log?

Yes — that's the point of Nest. Each of you signs in with your own account on your own phone; everything lands in one shared family timeline, instantly.

Can grandparents or a babysitter help track?

With Premium, yes: invite them with their own access (no shared passwords), hand over a shift briefing, and give grandparents a simplified mode. You stay in control of who sees what, and you can revoke access at any time.

Does it work at night, one-handed?

It was built for exactly that: a dark, dim night mode, one-thumb logging, big targets, and voice logging when even one thumb is too many.

Do you show ads or sell my baby's data?

No and no. No ads ever — it's in our Terms. We don't sell data, we don't run third-party ad trackers, and your family's data is hosted in the EU. Analytics on this website only runs if you opt in.

What is Rhythm check?

A Premium feature that compares a crying moment against your baby's own recent rhythm — feeds, naps, wake windows — and describes what's different from usual. It gives you context to work with; it doesn't claim to know the cause, and it isn't a medical device. AI-generated content is always labelled.

Can I track medicines?

Yes: log doses and set the next-dose window so both parents can see when the last one was given and when the next is due. Reminders follow the rules you set.

Which languages does it speak?

English, Dutch, French, Italian and Spanish — with health-related guidance tuned to your country where it matters.

The rest of the suite

Baby Nest is one of three apps on one family account:

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