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About Nestling - Smart Baby Tracker

Nestling - Baby Tracker. Nestling was created by a parent who knows that early parenthood happens in the dark, with one hand free. Free predicted nap windows tailored to your baby Nestling learns from your baby's actual patterns. See gentle nap window predictions based on recent sleep, so you can plan your day without obsessing over exact minutes. Personalized AI sleep coach Nestling's AI reviews your baby's actual logs and patterns to offer specific, practical suggestions - like "Try shifting the first nap 15 minutes earlier" or "Bedtime has been trending later; here's how to nudge it back." No generic sleep training scripts, no one-size-fits-all rules. One-handed logging with adjustable timers Fix a missed start time or early stop with a couple of taps - no tiny buttons or complex menus. Apple Watch and Live Activities support Track naps and wake-ups right from your wrist or lock screen. Start a timer on your Watch during a contact nap and glance at your phone's lock screen to see how long your baby has been asleep without opening the app. Siri or MCP for hands-free logging Log using your voice while you're rocking or feeding. Nestling keeps the timeline accurate so you don't have to. Use your favourite agent, like Claude, ChatGPT, Muse or Instinct, to add and read logs. Dark Mode for nights and naps A screen that stays dim and gentle on your eyes, so you can log feeds and naps without blasting yourself or your baby awake. Instant partner sync across devices You and your partner always see the same up-to-date sleep history. If one of you logs a wake-up, the other sees it instantly. No guessing when the last nap or feed was. Privacy-first design No marketing trackers. No selling your data. Nestling uses Sign in with Apple and iOS-native technologies to keep your information secure and under your control. Calm, quiet support No intrusive push notifications trying to pull you back into the app. Nestling runs quietly in the background, ready when you need it, invisible when you don't. Free to start You can start tracking at no cost and see if Nestling fits your family. When you're ready, you can upgrade to unlock: Beautiful, calming themes Choose from thoughtfully designed themes that make late-night logging more pleasant and easier on tired eyes. Nestling is what baby tracking should be: Helpful, unobtrusive and focused on keeping you present with your baby - not glued to your phone or chasing someone else's idea of the "perfect" schedule. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

What’s new

Version 1.3.2 · Updated September 24, 2026

Improved family sharing links so invitations open more reliably across app versions. Includes sign-in compatibility, billing, review prompts, and stability improvements.

App privacy

The developer, AKP Ventures LTD, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Not Collected

The developer does not collect any data from this app.

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