FeedCount: Baby Feeding Log

Even with a baby in your arms, logging a feeding takes one tap. FeedCount is a feeding counter that does one thing well. Save the combinations you use most as presets, such as left breast, right breast, or a 120 mL bottle, and log them with a single tap in the app, from a Home Screen widget, or on Apple Watch. The home screen shows how long it has been since the last feeding and today's totals at a glance. ONE TAP TO LOG Feedings save instantly with no confirmation step. Tapped the wrong preset? Undo it within a few seconds. BREAST AND BOTTLE IN ONE FLOW Log nursing as left, right, or both, and bottles as formula or expressed milk with the amount in mL. Long-press a preset to adjust the amount for a bottle or add how many minutes you nursed. No timer to start or stop. TODAY AND THE PAST WEEK See time since the last feeding, today's count, breast feedings and minutes, and total bottle volume. History shows a seven-day chart and a list for each day. WIDGETS AND APPLE WATCH Tap preset buttons right on a Home Screen widget, and check time since the last feeding on Lock Screen widgets and watch complications. The Apple Watch app works on its own and stays in sync through iCloud. A DAY THAT FITS YOUR NIGHTS Choose when your day starts so late-night feedings count toward the previous day. Export your records as CSV anytime. FEATURES - Up to six presets (breast left, right, or both; formula; expressed milk; mL) - Optional nursing duration in minutes - Undo right after saving - Time since the last feeding and today's summary - Seven-day history with daily lists - Home Screen and Lock Screen widgets - Standalone Apple Watch app with complications - Custom day start time - CSV export - Private iCloud sync between iPhone and Apple Watch - English, Korean, and Japanese Logging is free. Widgets, Apple Watch, inviting someone to log together, history beyond 7 days with the weekly trend, and CSV export come with FeedCount Pro, a one-time purchase that works with Family Sharing. There are no accounts, ads, or subscriptions, and your records stay on your device and in your private iCloud database. Anonymous usage statistics go only to our own server, never include feeding amounts, times, or notes, and can be turned off in Settings. FeedCount is not a medical device and does not provide medical advice. Talk to your pediatrician about your baby's feeding and health.