Breastfeeding & Baby Tracker

Breastfeeding Tracker is the simple, private way to log every feed — even at 3 a.m. with one hand.

Tap Start, pick the left or right breast, and the timer runs. Switch sides with one tap, and next time the app reminds you which side to start on. No account, no sign-up — your logs are stored on your phone.

🍼 FEEDING TRACKER
• Breastfeeding timer for left & right breast, with side switching
• Remembers the last side so you know where to start next
• Bottle feeding log (formula or expressed breast milk)
• Add a past feed you forgot to record
• Keeps running in the background while the screen is off

👶 BABY LOG
• Diaper tracker: wet, dirty or both
• Sleep tracker for naps and night sleep
• Growth log: weight, height and head circumference
• Track more than one baby (twins welcome)

🎙️ HANDS-FREE VOICE LOGGING
Say "Hey Dori" and log a feed without touching your phone. Voice recognition runs fully offline on your device.

📊 INSIGHTS & HISTORY
• 7, 30 and 90-day trends for feeds, sleep and diapers
• Feeding time, frequency and side balance
• Full history of every feed, diaper and nap
• Optional AI insights that summarize your baby's routine (uses the internet only when you ask)

🌙 SLEEP SOUNDS
White noise, shush, fan, rain, ocean waves, heartbeat and a music-box lullaby, with a sleep timer that fades out gently.

💡 TODAY'S TIP
Age-based tips every day, plus observations from your week's logs: side balance, feeding rhythm, cluster feeding and more.

🩺 DOCTOR REPORT
Share a clean PDF summary of feeds, diapers, sleep and growth with your pediatrician or lactation consultant.

⏰ FEEDING REMINDERS
Get a gentle nudge when it's time for the next feed.

🔒 PRIVATE & OFFLINE
All your logs are stored on your device. Core tracking works without internet and with no account.

🌙 Dark mode for night feeds

Made for new moms, dads and caregivers who want a calm, simple newborn tracker. Great for sharing feeding times with your pediatrician or lactation consultant.

Breastfeeding Tracker is a logging tool and does not provide medical advice. Always talk to your doctor about your baby's health.