Baby tracking · iPhone

The baby tracker
built for 3 a.m.

A baby in one arm, a thumb on the screen: the bottle is logged in one tap, in the dark, even offline. And it is already on the other parent's phone.

Download on the App Store Free to try, then €1/month for the whole family
The night of March 12 · two parents, one log
  1. Bottle 90 ml Romain
  2. Diaper Mixed Claire
  3. Nursing 14 min · left Claire
  4. Bottle 75 ml Romain
  5. Spit-up Small Romain
  6. Awake Night: 7h 29 Claire

The price

€1 a month, family included.

Free to try, no account, no card. Then all of BabyBib for €1 a month (€9.99 a year, or €24.99 once): one purchase covers the whole family, not one subscription per parent.

  • Free to try, no account, no card
  • Diapers, sleep, awake time: unlimited
  • Reflux, spit-up, medication, temperature, solids: unlimited
  • Pumping, growth and WHO charts, basic charts
  • Sharing between parents included: one purchase covers the whole family
  • CSV export, and no account needed to start
BabyBib's History screen: the timeline of bottles, nappies and medication, each entry signed with the author chip of the parent who logged it, synced between both phones in real time.

Privacy

The baby tracker that doesn't track you.

Rhythm detection and insights use Apple Intelligence, on the device. None of your baby's data is sent to an analytics service. What syncs between the two parents is hosted in the EU and encrypted.

Read the privacy policy
BabyBib's Assistant tab, badged “Local”: the week summary — six feedings, 6.3 hours of sleep — and trend cards worked out on the iPhone, each with its confidence level.

What you can log

Thirteen kinds of entry.

Including reflux and spit-up, which most apps leave you to write in a free-text note.

  • Bottle
  • Nursing
  • Pumping
  • Diaper
  • Sleep
  • Awake time
  • Reflux
  • Spit-up
  • Medication
  • Temperature
  • Solids
  • Growth
  • Milk stash

Day to day

Who remembered the vitamin D? BabyBib. Like every day.

The app that holds up at 3 a.m. is also the one that remembers the vitamin D at 9. You track a newborn standing up, a baby in your other arm: everything below exists for that reason.

A nursing session running in BabyBib: the left-breast timer reads 8:01, started at 7:25 PM, while the Today screen keeps the “Nursing in progress · left” banner and the next nap in 1h 29.
  • The timer does not stop with the app

    Nursing and sleep timers run off the clock: close the app, lock the phone, they keep going. The other parent sees the timer running.

  • On the Lock Screen

    Live Activity and Dynamic Island: the nursing session in progress and the countdown to the next bottle stay readable without unlocking — and in the middle of the night, in StandBy.

  • Without opening the app

    A Home Screen widget to log a bottle or a diaper in one tap, and controls in Control Center.

  • Out loud

    “Add a bottle in BabyBib”, with your hands full. Siri logs the entry and syncs it like any other.

  • More than one child

    Twins or siblings: switching baby is one tap from the header, and each child keeps their own charts and countdowns.

  • Dark mode first

    The night interface is not a color inversion added afterwards: it is the one that was drawn first, for a screen looked at at 3 a.m.

Growth

The charts, between visits.

Your baby's weight, height and head circumference on the WHO percentile bands, with the current percentile written out — “Weight: 6.60 kg — P58”. You enter the measurements from the visit, the same ones the pediatrician writes down, and you watch the line build instead of waiting for the next appointment.

  • WHO references: weight · height · head circumference
  • P3, P15, P50, P85 and P97 bands
  • Current percentile annotated
  • Pediatrician PDF report (Premium)

Invite the other parent in under 30 seconds.

Download on the App Store

You count the kisses. BabyBib counts the rest.

BabyBib's Today screen for Noa, one month old: the last bottle at 180 ml, tiles to log a diaper, sleep, awake time or reflux in a single tap, and the day so far — 2 feeds, 360 ml.