Your baby’s record stays in your family.
Only the people you invite can see it, and you can export all of it or delete your account, free, whenever you like.
How we make money: Premium. That’s it.
Nothing about your family is for sale, and nothing you put in this baby tracker goes anywhere near an advertiser.
What you won’t find
- No ads.
- No data sold.
- No AI.
- No social feed.
- No advice.
Nothing in the app reads your entries to predict or advise. It keeps the log, and what the numbers mean is a question for your pediatrician.
Everything we collect.
- Your account. An email address and a display name, plus a password if you set one, stored hashed. Sign in with a code we email you, or with your Google or Facebook account, which sends us your email, name and profile picture and nothing else.
- Your baby’s profile. Name, birth date and sex, which the growth charts need, and a photo if you add one.
- Everything you log. Feeds, diapers, medicine, weight, height and head circumference, with any note you add. With Premium: sleep, bath, tummy time, temperature, and a photo on an entry.
- Usage analytics. Which screens get used and where they break, so we can fix things, under an ID that isn’t your name or email. Also how you reached us, your country (worked out from your IP address, which isn’t kept), your time zone, device and app version, how many people are in your family, any change to your subscription, and what you do on the subscription screen. Never your baby’s name, notes, photos or measurements. The analytics that run on your device respect your browser’s Do Not Track setting. Subscription changes, subscription screen visits, accepted invites, and sign-ups or sign-ins that finish on our server (like Google sign-in in a web browser) come from a server instead, so they’re recorded either way.
- Technical data. Basic server logs (IP address, browser type) for security, a push token only if you turn on reminders, and purchase receipts if you subscribe.
- Ad measurement, in the Android app. Google Analytics for Firebase records the first open, and the app sends it three more events so we can see which ads bring people in: sign-up, finishing setup and first entry. Firebase adds the session and purchase events it records itself. Google works out a rough location from your IP address and, if an ad brought you, gets a reference to it. Outside the EU, EEA, UK and Switzerland they carry your phone’s advertising ID and an app instance ID, and Google receives both. Delete the advertising ID in your phone’s ad settings and the app can no longer read it. Never anything about your baby, and nothing used for personalised ads.
That is the whole list. The privacy policy spells out each one and names every service that handles it.
Private, and still on both phones.
Your entries live on a server. That’s how a feed you log shows up on your partner’s phone. Three things keep it yours.
Walled off in the database
Each family’s data is kept apart inside the database itself. Someone outside your family can’t see a thing.
Encrypted
Everything’s encrypted on the way to the server and while it’s stored. Photos on entries stay private, and the location your camera tucks into a picture is removed when you upload it.
You decide who’s in
Invite by link. Each link works once and expires after 7 days. Owners can remove anyone, and every entry shows who logged it. How sharing works
If you want a log that never leaves one phone, this isn’t it. A notebook is great at that.
Private from the first feed.
Take all of it. Or delete all of it.
Both are in Settings, under Data & Privacy. Both are free, and you don’t have to email anyone.
Export
Every entry, every field, every note, in one CSV, with a full JSON file next to it.
Delete my account
Type DELETE to confirm. If you’re the last one in the family, it all goes: your account, the family, every baby, every entry, every photo. If someone else is still in it, your login goes and the entries you logged stay in the family under the owner’s name.
Questions about your data.
Do you show ads or sell my data?
No and no. We count which screens get used and where things break, never with your baby’s name, notes, photos or measurements, and we don’t build profiles of you.
Who can see my baby’s data?
Your family, and nobody else. The database itself keeps each family’s data walled off from every other family’s.
Where is my baby’s data stored?
On Supabase, which runs on Amazon Web Services in Ireland: your entries in its database and any photos in its file storage, encrypted on the way there and while stored. Each family’s data is walled off from every other family’s inside the database itself. Anything you log with no signal waits on your phone until it sends.
Can I delete everything?
Yes, right from the app: Settings, Data & Privacy, Delete My Account. If you’re the only one in the family, that deletes the family, the babies and every entry. If someone else is still in it, the family stays with them: your login goes, and the entries you logged stay in the family under the admin’s name. We keep a record of the deletion, with your email address.
Your record, and nobody else’s.
Take it with you or wipe it, whenever you like.