BabyTeller
Privacy first · For life with a newborn

The easiest baby tracker to use with your hands full.

Track your newborn’s feeds, diapers and sleep. Share the day with your partner, keep the moments you’ll treasure, and find the last feed at a glance. It all stays in your own iCloud.

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Free tracking and free sharing with your partner. No ads, no account to create, no subscription.

Coming soon to the App Store · iPhone, Apple Watch and iPad · iOS 18 and later

While you’re feeding

Start a nursing timer or log a bottle. Keep the details together.

When you take over

See the last feed and who logged it, in a record you share.

In the middle of the night

Find the answer at a glance, with a gentle nighttime palette.

Privacy first

Your baby’s day belongs to your family. It lives on your devices and syncs through your own iCloud, never through us.

How BabyTeller handles your data
  • No account to create. You never sign up for anything. Your log sits under your own Apple Account.
  • No company keeps a copy. Feeds, photos and notes go to your iCloud, not to us. There is nothing for anyone to sell or share.
  • No ads, no analytics. There is no advertising and no tracking code in the app, ours or anyone else’s.
Included free

Everything you need
to remember the day.

From the first feed to the middle-of-the-night change, keep a clear record without another thing to figure out. Log nursing, bottles, pumping, diapers, sleep, medicine and notes.

Use timers as you go, add an entry afterward, or correct a detail when you need to. Your history stays yours to revisit.

BabyTeller

Free
  • Log nursing, bottles, diapers, sleep, pumping, medicine and notes
  • Timers you can start, pause and correct afterwards
  • Daily summary, full timeline and complete history
  • Milestone photo gallery
  • Growth measurements and percentiles
  • Feed, pump and medicine reminders
  • Sharing with one partner or caregiver through iCloud
  • Status widget and Live Activities
  • Day and night themes
  • Everything above, for one child

Your everyday tracking, complete history and family memories are included free.

Your partner, free

Know what happened
before your turn.

The last bottle, the last diaper, when sleep began. Share the log with your partner or caregiver so either of you can pick up where the other left off.

Entries show who logged them. Your phones sync through iCloud when connected, and logging still works when you’re offline.

The first person you share with is free. Your partner, on their own Apple Account, with no BabyTeller account to create. Pro lifts the limit, so the grandparents, the nanny and the weekend sitter can be on it too.

A shared timeline showing feeds and changes logged by Jared and Madelyn
More features, all included free

The rest of the app,
and the moments you’ll keep.

Daily summary of feeds, sleep and diapers

Daily summary

The day, clearly told. Feeds, diapers and sleep totalled, with your complete history one tap away.

A milestone entry with several newborn photographs

Milestone photo gallery

The firsts, kept together. Save a milestone with its photos, the date and a few words, then browse them as a gallery. No checklist to keep up with.

BabyTeller’s tracking screen in its deep plum night palette

Day and night themes

Soft colors by day, dimmed on deep plum at night, following your phone. Built for the hours when you are most tired.

Also included: growth measurements and percentiles, pumping, medicine logs, reminders and notes.

On iPad

The same day,
with room to see it.

BabyTeller on iPad is the app you already know with more room to put it in, not a second one to learn. What is true sits beside what to do, so the answer and the button you need next are on screen together.

BabyTeller on an iPad in landscape: how long since the last feed, sleep, diaper change and dose on the left, and the buttons for logging the next one on the right
How long since, on one side. Everything you might log next, on the other.
BabyTeller's daily summary on iPad, with feeds, sleep, diapers, medicine and pumping laid out three across
The day, three across. Feeds, sleep, diapers, medicine and pumping side by side, each one still a door into its own page.
BabyTeller's timeline on iPad, its entries held to a readable column with wide margins either side
A log you can still read. Entries keep a comfortable column width instead of stretching a line of text across the whole screen.

Your iPad is another device on the same family log, not a second copy of it: it syncs through your own iCloud, the way your phone does. It turns whichever way you are holding it, and it will sit beside whatever else you have open.

Built during our own newborn days

Made for the nights we know.

When our daughter Elyse arrived, Madelyn and I tried several baby trackers. What kept getting in the way was the small stuff: too many steps to start a feed, too much effort when our hands were full.

I’m a software engineer, so I built BabyTeller around the routines we were living. We use it together, and keep refining the phrases, buttons and replies that make a difference in the middle of the night.

Jared Teller · Dad and creator of BabyTeller

Why none of it comes to us.

Elyse’s feeds and photos live on our own phones, in our own iCloud, and I built BabyTeller to work the same way for you. Keeping a copy of your baby’s day would mean asking you to trust a company with it, and I would rather not ask. Read about privacy.

An optional upgrade

Meet BabyTeller Pro.

Love the everyday tracker? Pro adds the conveniences that make it easier still: Siri commands, ongoing dictation, the Fortune Teller, interactive widgets and the Apple Watch app. It is also where a second child lives, on the same family share as the first.

Try the full Pro experience for seven days. Keep it for one payment, or continue with everything free.

See dictation in action
Siri, thoughtfully built

A few words. A feed logged.
Back to your baby.

When your arms are full, the details matter: the words Siri understands, the action it takes, and how much it says back. We’ve built BabyTeller’s commands around real feeding and changing routines, with short replies that tell you what happened.

Start a feed

“Start the left side in BabyTeller.”

“Left started.”

The nursing timer starts from your voice command.

Record a change

“Log a wet diaper in BabyTeller.”

A change recorded without navigating to a logging screen.

Get an answer

“When did she last eat in BabyTeller?”

“Nursing, left side, 40 minutes ago.”

An answer from your log, spoken back to you.

Built-in commands cover nursing, bottles, sleep, diapers and more. The in-app Siri guide helps you get started; Shortcuts lets you make a phrase your own.

The dictation page

Put the phone down.
Keep talking.

For a quick command, ask Siri. For a changing-table-to-feeding session, open dictation and start listening. Log several things in a sentence, add details, or ask about the day without starting over for each command.

“Wet diaper, start sleep, and a four ounce bottle.”

Each entry gets its own card and Undo button. When a detail needs clarification, BabyTeller can ask you to resolve it.

Dictation is processed on your iPhone. Once the language assets are installed, it can work offline. Siri follows Apple’s own settings and availability.

One sentence becomes three entries, each with its own Undo.
Widgets, Control Center and the Lock Screen

Log it without opening the app.

Eight widgets, seven Control Center buttons, the Lock Screen and the Dynamic Island. The things you do twenty times a day sit one tap from wherever you already are.

BabyTeller Home Screen widgets with feeding, sleep and diaper controls
Buttons that log. Tap Left, Sleep or Pump on the Home Screen and it is recorded. The app never opens.
The iOS widget gallery showing BabyTeller’s Everything widget, one of eight
Eight widgets. Everything at once, a single kind, or what is due next. Pick the one that answers your question.
Seven BabyTeller controls in iOS Control Center: left, sleep, diaper, right, pump, wet and dirty
Seven Control Center buttons. Swipe down and log, without unlocking. The Lock Screen and the Action Button take them too.
BabyTeller feeding controls on an iPhone Lock Screen
On the Lock Screen. Your regular actions where the phone already is, face down on the arm of the chair.
The Dynamic Island on an iPhone showing a running BabyTeller sleep timer at one hour four minutes
A running timer follows you around iOS. Start a sleep and it stays in the Dynamic Island and on the Lock Screen until you end it. Free

The status widget and Live Activities come with the free app. Pro is what makes the buttons log.

The Apple Watch app

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 the baby down to go and find your phone. Taps you make while the phone is away are held on the watch and sent the moment it is back.

Apple Watch showing a nursing timer at twelve minutes, with Left and Right side buttons and End feed
Now. The screen you raise your wrist for. The ring counts the feed that is running, and both sides stay tappable.
Apple Watch Log screen with Left and Right feeding buttons, End feed, and an Awake timer
Log. Everything else that needs no number typed: the other side, ending a feed, and putting her down when she finally goes.
Apple Watch Today screen showing seven feeds, five wet and two dirty diapers, and five hours twenty minutes asleep
Today. The read, for when your partner asks how she has been. Feeds, diapers and sleep, totalled.

The watch keeps no second copy of your baby’s log. It shows what your iPhone sends it and sends your taps back, so there is one record and it stays yours.

The Fortune Teller

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

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

BabyTeller’s Summary with the Fortune Teller card: next feed any time now, based on the last 3 days, and next nap 10:36 to 11:51 am, based on the last 7 days
On Summary. What is likely next, each with what it is based on.
The Fortune Teller page: the day as a chain, three lanes of sleeps, feeds and changes with the likely windows drawn ahead as dashed outlines, and a card for each
A page of its own. The last few hours and the next few, with the likely windows drawn in ahead.
The large Reminders widget on an iPhone home screen, with a Fortune Teller section listing the next feed and the next nap
On your Home Screen. The large Reminders widget carries it too.

Screens from build 59 on simulated data: a twelve-week-old, 84 days of logging. The windows are the app’s own, worked out on the phone from that log.

Next nap

Next nap likely 1:40 – 2:10 pm

based on the last 7 days

While the log is still short it says “based on age” instead. A window that has gone by reads “any time now”, never “late”.

The day ahead

Next: a feed 12:30 – 1:00 pm, then a nap 1:40 – 2:10 pm, then bedtime 6:45 – 7:15 pm.

the day as a chain

Feeds are tied to sleep, the way they happen: on waking, after the nap, at bedtime.

Tonight

Usually 1 waking · Up for the day likely 6:15 – 6:45 am

from her last week of nights

How many times she usually wakes, and when the night is likely to end.

Keeping score

Last 7 days: 8 of 11 naps inside the window · 12 of 20 feeds

how its own windows did

It shows you how its guesses have done on your baby, as plain counts.

  • On the Lock Screen and in the Dynamic Island, with the window and its basis and no countdown. It steps aside while a timer runs and comes back when it ends.
  • Ask for it out loud. Say to Siri or the dictation page “when’s the next nap”, “what’s next” or “how will tonight go”.
  • A heads-up if you want one: a single notification ten minutes before the nap window. Off unless you turn it on.
  • A page of its own, with sleeps, feeds and changes over the last five hours and the likely windows drawn in ahead.

It is honest about what it knows. Always a window, never a single minute. It always says what it is based on. It works from her own rhythm, not a chart’s limit, and it never tells you she is late or overdue.

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

Calibrated against published infant sleep and feeding research (Galland 2012, Sadeh 2009, Paavonen 2020, Kent 2006, Mindell 2016), and tested on simulated babies before any real one. Babies vary, and it is not medical advice.

Pricing

Free, and then one payment.

Everything you reach for at three in the morning is free and stays free. Pro is one purchase, not a subscription, and you can try it before you decide.

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BabyTeller is free. Logging, your whole history, daily summaries, milestones and photos, growth, reminders, and sharing with one partner through iCloud.

BabyTeller Pro is $9.99 once at launch. Siri commands, the dictation page, the Fortune Teller, interactive widgets, Lock Screen and Control Center controls, the Apple Watch app, more than one child, and as many caregivers on the share as you need.

Pay once for the whole family. When one parent unlocks Pro, everyone sharing the baby has it. Nobody buys it twice.

Seven days free, with nothing to cancel. A one-time purchase cannot renew on you, so when the week ends it simply stops and everything free carries on. Buy at the launch price and later Pro additions are included.

Coming soon to the App Store

For your family’s first days together.

Start with free tracking for feeds, diapers and sleep, a shared family log, and a place for your baby’s firsts. BabyTeller is coming soon; the App Store download will be available here at launch.

iPhone, Apple Watch and iPad
iOS 18 and later

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