Newborn Rhythms
In closed beta

Calm tracking for the fourth trimester.

Newborn Rhythms keeps track of feeding, pumping, diapers and medication for both the mother and the newborn — so at 3 a.m. you can glance at your phone instead of trying to remember.

Free during the beta · No ads, no trackers, no data sold.

The mother dashboard: a status ring reading “Next pump in 2h 39m”, pump activity for the last 24 hours, a milk supply estimate, and a medication list.
Why it feels different

Built for the hardest weeks, not for a dashboard.

Every design decision starts from the same question: does this help an exhausted parent at 3 a.m., or does it add one more thing to worry about?

A gentle clock, never an alarm

Timings drift softly from green to gold to rose as the next feeding or pump comes around. There is deliberately no red and no “overdue” — being a few minutes late is not a failure.

Works with no signal

Every entry is written to your phone first, so the app is instant in a dark nursery, a hospital room or a basement. It catches up with the cloud on its own when you are back online.

Share with whoever helps

Send a partner, a grandparent or a night nurse a short invite code. They see the same picture in real time, with the level of access you pick — and you can revoke it at any moment.

See the pattern, not just the log

A tree-ring view plots your whole history at once: each ring is a day, the angle around it is the time of day. Weeks of feeds, sleeps and diapers become a shape you can read. Tap a ring to open that day.

Mother and baby, side by side

Recovery matters too. Pumping sessions, milk supply and the mother's own medication live next to the baby's feeds, diapers and supplements. Twins each get their own profile and their own timer.

Your data stays yours

No advertising SDKs, no analytics trackers, nothing sold. Health entries are encrypted in transit and at rest, and you can delete your account and everything in it from inside the app.

A look inside

Screens from the current beta build.

The home screen listing two profiles — Lorelai, a mother, and Rory, a one-week-old baby — each with quick buttons for the next pump, medicine, feeding, diaper and supplement.
Everyone you're tracking, one tap away.
The mother dashboard with a status ring counting down to the next pump, 24-hour pump activity, a milk supply estimate and medication status.
Calm status, at a glance.
The tree-ring insights view: eleven concentric rings, one per day, with breastfeeding time and diaper markers placed at the hour they happened.
Eleven days of rhythm in one picture.
Privacy

Health data, treated like health data.

What you record about a mother and a newborn is some of the most sensitive information there is. Newborn Rhythms is built so that it only ever goes where you send it:

  • Entries are stored on your device and synchronised to a private, access-controlled cloud database.
  • Nobody sees them unless you explicitly share a profile with them.
  • No advertising or analytics SDKs are included, and your information is never sold.
  • Deleting your account erases your data from your device and from the cloud.