BabyTeller
BabyTeller Pro

One payment. The whole app.

Pro brings your partner, your caregivers and your other children into one shared log, and unlocks talking to the app, the Fortune Teller, tappable buttons and the Apple Watch app. Try all of it free for 7 days. See the pricing.

The whole list

What one payment covers.

Six things, and every one of them is here because it was worth building rather than because a tier needed filling.

Try all of it free for 7 days. Then buy it once, or carry on free.

Shared care

Know what happened
before your turn.

The last bottle, the last diaper, when sleep began. Share the log so either of you can pick up where the other left off, and every entry shows who logged it.

Your phones catch up through iCloud when they are connected, and logging keeps working when they are not.

One purchase covers everyone. Up to 100 people can join your log and log for your children without buying anything.

A shared timeline showing feeds and changes logged by Jared and Madelyn
Talk to it

Put the phone down.
Keep talking.

For one quick thing, ask Siri. For the stretch from the changing table to the chair to the pump, open it and keep talking.

"Wet diaper, start sleep, and a four ounce bottle."

Each one gets its own card and its own Undo. If something is not clear, it asks you rather than guessing.

It listens on your phone, not on the internet, and it works with no signal at all.

One sentence becomes three entries, each with its own Undo.
The Fortune Teller

When baby is likely to nap next.
A window, never a minute.

From your own log and your baby's age, it works out what is probably coming: the next nap, when baby will wake from this one, the next feed, the next change and bedtime. Always a window, always with what it is based on, all of it worked out on your phone.

A summary card showing the next feed any time now, and the next nap between 10:36 and 11:51 am
On your summary. What is likely next, each with what it is based on.
The Fortune Teller page, with sleeps, feeds and changes laid out and the likely windows drawn in ahead
A page of its own. The last few hours and the next few, with the likely windows drawn ahead.
A Home Screen widget listing the next feed and the next nap
On your Home Screen. The large Reminders widget carries it too.

Example screens, from a made-up baby's log.

  • On your Lock Screen, and out loud: "when's the next nap", "what's next", "how will tonight go".
  • A heads-up if you want one, ten minutes before the nap window. Off unless you turn it on.

It is honest about what it knows. Always a window, never a minute. Always what it is based on. It works from your baby's own rhythm rather than a chart, and it will never tell you baby is late.

It never changes your log, nothing it works out leaves your phone, and one switch turns it off.

Built on published infant sleep and feeding research. Babies vary, and none of this is medical advice.

Widgets and buttons

Log it without opening the app.

The things you do twenty times a day, one tap from wherever you already are.

Home Screen widgets with feeding, sleep and diaper buttons
Buttons that log. Tap Left, Sleep or Pump on your Home Screen and it is recorded. The app never opens.
Choosing a BabyTeller widget from the iOS widget gallery
Pick the one that answers your question. Widgets you only read are free.
BabyTeller buttons in iOS Control Center
In Control Center. Swipe down and log, without unlocking.
BabyTeller feeding buttons on an iPhone Lock Screen
On your Lock Screen. Right where the phone already is, face down on the arm of the chair.
Apple Watch

Your phone is across the room.
Your watch is not.

Start a feed, switch sides, end it, and see how the day has gone, without putting baby down to find your phone. Taps you make while the phone is away are sent the moment it is back.

Apple Watch showing a nursing timer at twelve minutes with Left and Right buttons
Now. The screen you raise your wrist for. The ring counts the feed that is running.
Apple Watch Log screen with feeding buttons, End feed, and an Awake timer
Log. The other side, ending a feed, and putting baby down for a sleep.
Apple Watch Today screen showing seven feeds, five wet and two dirty diapers, and five hours twenty minutes asleep
Today. For when your partner asks how baby has been. Feeds, diapers and sleep, totalled.

The watch keeps no second copy of your baby's log. There is one record, and it stays yours.

Free either way

The free app is
a whole app.

Tracking one baby, your full history, milestones with your photos, growth, reminders and Siri are all free, and stay free whether you buy Pro or not.

See what is free