Bundle of Joy

No signal? Log it anyway.

The basement. The plane. The dead spot in the nursery at 3AM. Log the feed like you always do, and it sends itself when you’re back.

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Scan with your Android phone to get the app.

Get it on Google Play
Or use it in your browser
The Today screen of Bundle of Joy: last feed 45 minutes ago, formula 120 ml, with today’s totals of one breastfeed and three bottles; last diaper 1 hour 19 minutes ago, pee and poop, two of each today; last medicine 3 hours 7 minutes ago, vitamin D 1 mL. The Today screen of Bundle of Joy: last feed 45 minutes ago, formula 120 ml, with today’s totals of one breastfeed and three bottles; last diaper 1 hour 19 minutes ago, pee and poop, two of each today; last medicine 3 hours 7 minutes ago, vitamin D 1 mL. The Today screen of Bundle of Joy: last feed 45 minutes ago, formula 120 ml, with today’s totals of one breastfeed and three bottles; last diaper 1 hour 19 minutes ago, pee and poop, two of each today; last medicine 3 hours 7 minutes ago, vitamin D 1 mL.

Five bars or none, it logs the same.

There’s no offline mode to switch on in this baby tracker. You just log.

  1. Tap.

    A feed, a diaper, a dose, anything. Today updates the moment you save.

  2. Put the phone down.

    The entry waits on your phone, marked as not sent yet. Nothing to remember.

  3. It sends itself.

    Signal back while the app’s open? It goes straight away. If not, it goes the next time you open the app. A send that fails tries again on its own.

Phone died before it sent? Your entries are still there. They wait in your phone’s storage, so closing the app or a dead battery won’t lose them.

No signal when you open it? Today’s already there, from the last time it synced, and the app itself opens with no connection at all. Everything built for the night

The Log feed screen: a one-tap “Bottle 120 ml” repeat button, Formula, Breast and Solids toggles, amount buttons for 60, 90, 120 and 150 ml, and a Save feed button. The Log feed screen: a one-tap “Bottle 120 ml” repeat button, Formula, Breast and Solids toggles, amount buttons for 60, 90, 120 and 150 ml, and a Save feed button.

You in the basement, your partner upstairs.

Once it sends, it’s in your family’s log and on your partner’s phone, with your name on it.

  • Both of you offline? Each phone sends its own when it’s back, and both entries land.

How sharing works

The Today screen in light mode: last feed 45 minutes ago, formula 120 ml, with today’s totals of one breastfeed and three bottles; last diaper 1 hour 19 minutes ago, pee and poop, two of each today; last medicine 3 hours 7 minutes ago, vitamin D 1 mL.
Your phone, in the basement
The same Today screen on a second phone in dark mode, showing the same feed, diaper and medicine to the minute.
Your partner’s, upstairs

Works offline from the first feed.

What still needs signal.

  • Your first sign-in. After that, logging never waits for the network.
  • A screen you’ve never opened. The app keeps every screen you’ve been to. A brand-new one needs signal the first time.
  • Editing an entry that hasn’t sent yet. Give it a moment to go through. Edits and deletes of older entries wait and send like anything else.
  • The pediatrician report. It pulls in your latest entries, so it needs signal. What’s in the report
  • A photo on an entry. Premium No signal, no photo button. Save the entry, then add the photo when you’re back.

Exporting, sending an invite and changing settings wait for signal too.

It works the same on iPhone, from the Home Screen. Using it in a browser

Questions from the dead zone.

Does it work without signal?

Yes. Log as normal. With no signal it’s saved on your phone and sent when you’re back online, and it pops up on your partner’s phone as soon as it sends. You just need to be online the first time you sign in.

How do I sign in?

With your email address, or with your Google or Facebook account. Pick email and we’ll send you a code to type in. No password to remember.

Is there a home screen widget?

Yes, in the Android app, and it’s free. It shows how long since the last feed and diaper, ticking every minute, with the time it happened beside it. Your partner’s logs show up on it within about 15 minutes, even with the app closed. With Premium, you log from it too, without opening the app: every type you track, with the same amounts, sides, doses and notes as the app. Tap 120 ml and it’s saved, with Undo if your thumb slipped. Photos stay in the app. Twins get a widget each. There’s no widget in the browser version. On a Wear OS watch, the tile shows the same two times, and logging from it is free.

More questions parents ask

Log the next one wherever you are.

Basements included.

Start free

Scan with your Android phone to get the app.

Get it on Google Play
Or use it in your browser