FeedNest - Baby Tracker

When will your baby be sleepy? FeedNest tells you. Every time you log a wake-up, the home screen instantly shows the next Nap Window — the best time to put your baby down, based on age-appropriate wake windows plus today's actual logs. A countdown shows how long you have, and a local alert nudges you before it opens. The rules are fully transparent: no black box, no "AI" claims — just well-known age patterns applied to your own data. Logging is fast enough to survive real parenting: • Diapers: one tap, with a 3-second undo • Bottles: remembers your last amount — two taps • Nursing: left/right buttons are the timers; lock your phone, timing continues • Sleep: "Fell asleep" / "Woke up" — an in-progress session survives even a force-quit The daily summary answers what the pediatrician always asks: how many feeds and how much, how long asleep, how many diapers — with yesterday for comparison. Everything is free — no tricks: • Unlimited logging, forever free — your data is never deleted • Nap Window predictions and alerts fully included • Full history, no day limit • Charts: 7/30-day feeding and sleep bars + a 24-hour sleep map • CSV export for checkups and caregiver handoffs • Family sharing: partners and grandparents join with their own Apple ID • Multiple babies, no cap • Automatic sync across your own iPhones (same iCloud account) • Syncing happens when the app is opened (brought back to the foreground) — it is not a real-time push, so entries written by your family appear the next time you open the app FeedNest is supported by a single banner at the bottom of the screen. If it bothers you, a one-time Remove Ads purchase turns it off for good — **it removes the banner only and unlocks nothing, because every feature is already free**. No subscription, no interstitials, no account. Your baby's records live only on your device and in your own iCloud. FeedNest has no server and collects no personal data. Nap Windows are estimates based on common age patterns, for reference only — not medical advice. Consult your pediatrician with any concerns.