This app helps parents track their baby's sleep patterns and create personalized schedules. It offers guidance for sleep disruptions like teething or illness and provides daily sleep windows. The app supports multiple caregivers and uses age norms based on pediatric research.
1.5
October 25, 2026
Kip 1.5 brings sleep plans for different situations. • Sleep help: choose short naps, frequent night wakings, slow settling, early wake-ups or a rough patch, and get a plan with steps for today and a morning check-in. • Switch plans from the plan menu. • Kip tells you once it has learned your baby's rhythm. • Start the log over in Settings and keep the profile and plans.
MoreFull access to all features with monthly pay
No, Kip does not contain advertisements. The app is free to download and use, with optional premium features available through subscription.
Kip starts with age norms based on published pediatric research and refines them to your baby over approximately three days of logging. You can always see which data set you are viewing.
Yes, Kip supports shared logging for up to five additional people, such as a partner, grandparent, or nanny. They can join via a link without needing their own subscription.
Kip provides personalized plans for common sleep disruptions like teething, new skills, travel, or schedule changes. It also includes a recovery counter to track progress during rough patches.
The latest version of Kip is 1.3, which was last updated on September 28, 2026. Updates typically focus on improving features and reliability.
Kip Premium offers a weekly subscription for $5.99, which includes a 3-day free trial. This premium version unlocks additional features beyond the free offering.
Kip uses age norms based on pediatric research to tailor its recommendations. The app's features are designed to help parents establish and maintain healthy sleep habits from infancy.
Currently, Kip is supported on iPhones. The app utilizes features like widgets and Siri integration for convenient sleep logging.
